“They were a year behind. I would say today they're maybe around three months behind.”
Devin Thomas · This Week in Startups · Inside The Startup Building Uncensored AI (Abliteration AI) | EP 2345
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argues that the “frontier” gap between open-source models and big-lab models is closing faster than expected, now only a few months behind
previously a year behind, now about three months behind
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“We have an algorithm that will determine the best model… for 99% of the tasks… we spend $15-$5 million in AI-related spend… frontier models are used only for supervision”
“Let the AI go hog wild inside those boundaries that are easy to change… the gaps between them, that's where the human beings spend to think about the mental model”
“A cheap, fast model that just classifies and gives feedback on rejections might be a really good way to bridge the gap between agents and infrastructure”