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No, but they may well have killed a small percentage and evolution reduced that percentage.

Even if tarifs were sensable, bringing them in 5% a year over 5 years would give the market time to adapt and adjust. Dumping them in all in one go? Seems like finding the worst way to impliment a bad plan.

What I need to understand is these people doing "vibe coding". I can't see how a tool as flacky as this can be capable of doing that work, but clearly people are having some success.

These models look so promising, but I find trying to use them that they make far too many subtle mistakes. I tried converting a screenshot of a table into markdown text with openAI 4o the other day and it looked perfect. When I checked every line (which took as long as it would have taken me to...

America has built such an amazing enviroment for business, lots of smart people, the rule of law, a pipe line of science and higher education along side a strong VC scene to fund start-ups. The current distruction of science, education and law is like sawing two legs off a stool. Momentum will...

A large number of people have absolutely no moral issue with copying anything. There's nothing innate to make us care. It takes companies feeling like a group of creative people who we would hate to hurt to change things, but most present themselves as greedy manipulative and impersonal.

The biggest befit of a system like this is it makes it much harder for users to bury their heads in the sand. Once someone has actively chosen what privacy they think is acceptable, it's hard to give that up, where as some click though comfortably written by a marketing department is easy to ignore.

Please explain why? Some companies run quite happily for as long as the basic business model is viable. It doesn't give the same huge payout as an IPO might, but it works for a lot of people. The biggest risk is a big player coming along and bleeding cash to price you out of the market, but for...

I realised a while ago that there are services we would do well to pay for so that the user is the customer and not the product, but then I realised that no one will take a chance on a new pay service and almost no one will pay to keep adds off an existing service, so we've pretty stuck with...

Well, it was a good run. I'll be watching the recommendations for replacements. Let just hope one of the good ones hits critical mass. I fear the coming fragmentation will be bad for a lot of communities though.

The idea that companies get to keep the profits, but avoid responsibility has to end.

Where did this story come from? Did Ars approach the studio, or the other way round?

These models are not trained about their own limitations, so have these ridiculous failure cases. It's perfectly reasonable that the base code for an LLM has this failure mode. It's not reasonable that a tool and training set based that code is not designed to catch and respond appropriately...

If these LLMs were so good, why rent them out? Just task them with making OpenAI money directly.

We've seen how affective tyrants have been at recruiting large parts of the population to do their dirty work. It's not going to be the down trodden populous against the oppressor. Make a block of people feel special and task them with keeping everyone else in line. A unified people is a very...

I'll definitely look at the GTI when it comes out. Just hope they've not sacrificed too much leg room for over sized wheel arches.

Good luck AMD. I jumped ship last generation because I needed CUDA, but I would prefer to support AMD for their open source Linux drivers. I just hope support for compute improves in the wider ecosystem.

And "Wise Cracking". You know it's going to be dross when they add that.

The list of well received open models is changing every day. Are there any good resources to keep track of them? Not a fire-hose of new releases, but a curated list of highlights?

I just can't get excited about Space-X in the way that I used to with the way things are now, but at least there's lot of other news to follow.