In a recent interview Dario was dismayed why he is considered an 'AI doomer' when he considers his AI outlook to be so positive. Then they build a jaw-dropping model, without a single mention of any new attempts at discoveries, scientific applications or health breakthroughs.
@petergostev
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Maintaining Open Source Benchmarks: Addressing Issues Promptly
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The joys of maintaining an open source benchmarks – thx for raising the issue, I'll get on that right now
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File interaction confusion in Cursor editor
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My biggest gripe right now is that interaction with files is very confusing and unhelpful – it keeps trying to make me open everything as code – jpeg, pdf, word – open in Cursor. I know there's now a viewer on the side, but it still quite confusing. Maybe having some native file
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GPT-5.4 Frontend Coding Abilities Designed to Gaslight Humans
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GPT-5.4's garbage front end coding ability was designed to gaslight humans into thinking that they can still add value
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Google’s Weekly Tool Usage Among 200k Employees Analysis
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40k weekly doesn't sound super high, Google's headcount is nearly 200k and is it maybe 60-80k engineers? So, 20-40k actual engineers are not touching them even once a week?
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Opus 4.7 Could Match Mythos Performance Following AI Trends
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If we just had Opus 4.7 and not Mythos it might be able to do the same thing, looking at the trend.
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Mythos Performance Comparison with Opus Models
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So looks like Mythos is better, but not an alien model – jump between Opus 4.5 and Opus 4.6 was similar to a jump from Opus 4.6 to Mythos Preview
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Parallel sub-agents and projects dying from infrequent commits
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I've definitely had this too – parallel sub-agents and projects, don't commit very often and it was dying. Looks like a lot of parallel processing going on.
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Mythos Psychosis: How Absurd Beliefs Spread Online
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I thought it was so obviously a joke, but it seems the Mythos psychosis has reached such absurd levels that people will believe anything, no matter how nonsensical.
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Town Acquisition Strategy: Rebranding Through Ownership
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They should acquire the town and pretend that's where the name comes from