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Why are they using a closed source LLM as a judge? Closed source providers can see your traffic and adjust as they see fit.
Companies hiring armies of mathematicians and spending millions to work on problems like these is an anomaly.
It will not last.
The marketing goal, if you will, had been met and IBM would continue their actual money making business of selling mainframes and doing consulting.
The same thing will happen with AI companies’ endeavors into abstract maths.
Maths however will be changed - students can no longer be taught via the same homework - and mathematicians will have to do more computer work and probably work in larger groups of people.
How is meta compromised by foreign actors? And who are the foreign actors?
I realize these are heavy handed approaches - but shows what can get done.
Perhaps smaller scale things can work as well: Ie supporting alternatives when they occur - ie tiktok back when it was kinda Chinese - use the China threat to enforce objective standards - rather than just following the us stance.
Use existing monopoly legislation.
All creating an open market place for social media that allows for newcomers and local alternatives rather than the single monopoly that is the situation now.
It is not public knowledge how Fable 5 works - it is all hidden away behind a web service - for what it is worth it might a hybrid architecture with harness, loops, tools etc. combined with a traditional llm like what is done here.
Sock puppet accounts and fake opinion pieces are nothing new.
The new thing is a super centralized "tool" that besides doing your writing for you, logs everything, judges it, and reports to authorities and news outlets as it sees fit.
You can buy a full FM synthesizer on Temu for very little.
And it is quite telling that he prefers to kill it off like this rather than handing the reigns over to someone else.
A technical note - the big difference is that a design with a number of fat clients don’t need server side rendered html - that lowers the load on the server regardless of the programming language.
You can probably write quite light json apis in Ruby and the performance of them will be dominated by network and db usage anyways compared to a similar implementation done in a compiled language.
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Yes.
Ok - I am cool with that.
There is also the Renault Twingo which is in the same class.
Anyways that’s the sentiment - you can look at dr.dk and similar via google translate if you want.
Also Denmark does not want to go to war with the US - something that was considered a real scenario just a few months back when the Danes moved an unusual large military force to the island.