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    Anthropic calls for pause of global AI development
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    • https://www.engadget…Nairn
    • yeah, like that will ever be adhered to. mmmhhhmmmmlvl_13
    • Nerds have only been warning about exactly this for decades.monospaced
    • AI development is slowing down, they're marketing it like its a responsible choice. Anthropic peaked at Opus 4.6kingsteven
    • Impossible to do anything without parallel agents because its so fucking slow, all while hemorrhaging money. bubble is ready to blow. say it aint so.kingsteven
    • I think the release of Claude Mythos (apparently happening soon) will tell us a lot about the pace of development.yuekit
    • there are multiple reports from those who have access already. when testing against dario's claims it was found to be equal to GPT 5.5 in performancekingsteven
    • Existing models found many of the same exploits but worked out 700x cheaper than Mythos :|kingsteven
    • It seems like it's difficult to get an objective measure of how much they're improving. Mythos does do better on coding benchmarks but those don't necessarilyyuekit
    • map onto real-world use perfectly and can be gamed by the AI companies.yuekit
    • yeah, even the benchmarks which try to make comparisons are struggling with mythos. market for small capability increase at 700x the price... it could be a yearkingsteven
    • after release and opus 5.5 exceeds its performance. is the way im looking at it. frontier is no longer going to be a no brainer or level out to the previouskingsteven
    • models pricing... and in a year it could be 2-3 times the price across the board.kingsteven
    • I think a lot of gains in capability will be made by building on top of the models or custom tuning them, like with Claude Code. So it could look like amazingyuekit
    • progress is being made for awhile even if actual improvement of LLMs is not that great.yuekit
    • yeah, i do believe that anthropics competitive edge and the focus of innovation which has led to notable improvements in the last yearkingsteven
    • has been due to workload structuring and safeguarding, with the underlying agent mostly limited by the pace of technology, ie. increased context etc.kingsteven
    • the realtime SD stuff i was doing recently was an eye opener, the same models you can achieve 6x the speed on the same hardware nowkingsteven
    • all down to the surrounding technology. and on a 2 y/o card i can get 30fps due to hardware optimisations. Then I imagine Claude 4.6 running at 20x the speed...kingsteven
    • but everyone uses the same hardware so anthropic knows it'll be harder to maintain a competitive edge without showcasing capable but impractical frontier agentskingsteven
    • the industry 'slows down', incremental price increases to become profitable and not pop the bubble, and a narrative of safeguarding. that or they release akingsteven
    • borked version of mythos, focus on the model rather than reasoning like openai o1 in reverse.kingsteven
    • dur, i mixed up 'technology' and 'hardware' up there and reasoning then 'reasoning' and 'workload' and this is why 4.8 is not working for me lolkingsteven
    • its like having a pedantic co-worker.kingsteven
    • Apparently it's coming out tomorrow so let's see!yuekit
    • getting my predictions in :)kingsteven
    • Lol @ bubble
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    • several AI companies that are all valued as monopolies, its clear that neither OpenAI or Anthropic think that both of them will survive.kingsteven
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