What a chafing comment!

It'll only happen if Valve makes a phone.

It's a dirty little secret.

If Anthropic doesn't do well with their IPO, it'll all come crashing down temporarily in Q2 2027 as they run out of funds. Maybe Q3.

OpenAI is in a similar position: If they don't have an IPO by Q2 2027, they'll run out of money too.

I suspect that if Anthropic's IPO doesn't do well, the whole market around AI will have a series of weekly "corrections", losing much of their value as China laughs all the way to the bank.

Have you never considered putting your underwear on a stick and holding it out the window as you drive?

Dries underwear super fast!

Never mind the bugs and road grime that might get caught in it.

This is one of those self-fulfilling prophecies. If that system doesn't declare all inmates as "high risk to murder the people that implemented this system," it's obviously broken.

The OP didn't specify. The post is just about "AI".

Also, the pharmaceutical AI is the same AI as LLMs. It's just trained differently.

Correction: Every game developer that admits to using AI.

You can get the TernaryQuench version of Qwen3.8:27b to run great on a GPU with just 16GB of VRAM. I started using it last week and it's been amazing.

I have a 4060 Ti 16GB and was using the 14b version for a long while but that ternary conversion tech is just enough to squeeze the full 27b version into my card with plenty of room for context 👍

What about using the output of the tool?

Like, if I take one of those life-saving drugs discovered by AI... What's your take?

Or if I look at the hurricane path prediction maps.

Or if the fusion reactor designs created with AI work out.

That's the difference between checking writing and outputting facts. It wasn't trained on your personal Steam library but it was trained on zillions of texts, including texts that describe how AI works.

Why? Reverse engineering is neither unethical or illegal.