BullshitBench: Opus 4.7 did WORSE than Opus 4.6 family. The 'Max' thinking version did worse than non-thinking – 74% 'pushback' vs 83% for non-thinking. As always, code, data etc is on github
GENERATIVE AI
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Anthropic’s Policy Pushes Users Toward Competing AI Platforms
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No other major AI competitor currently requires this. Anthropic just made switching to ChatGPT or Gemini feel like the privacy-forward choice. That's a hard position to have landed in.
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Anthropic’s Safety Filters Align with Their Long-Term Vision
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Anthropic explicitly built around safety from the start. Stronger filters are consistent with what they always said they would do. Being surprised by it now means you weren't reading what they were publishing three years ago.
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Anthropic’s Incremental Releases and Marketing Mismatch
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Incremental releases feeling incremental is not a scandal. The problem is Anthropic's marketing implies otherwise and then users feel misled.
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GPT Image 2 Achieves Photorealistic Image Generation With Perfect Typography
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HOLY: GPT Image 2 just broke reality. I just got access, and my mind is completely blown. Flawless typography in multiple languages? Yes.
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Why AI Honesty Products Fail Despite User Demand
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Several companies are already building this. The reason none have broken out isn't that nobody thought of it, it's that users say they want brutal honesty and then churn when they get it.
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Different Evaluators, Different AI Performance Metrics Questioned
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Funny premise but the degradation complaints and the 4.7 praise are coming from different people evaluating different things. The overlap is smaller than this implies.
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What is your number one AI use case right now
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Quick poll – what's your #1 AI use case right now?
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Codex: Revolutionary AI App for Conversational Queries
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Codex is unlike any app you’ve used before, but getting started is easy. You can just talk to Codex and ask anything!
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RAG Era: Evolution of Retrieval-Augmented Generation Technology
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does feel like something from the RAG era
