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o3-mini is here, and yes, I?ve read the paper in full - 2 hours after release, and even the post-launch Reddit AMA. Some epic details like a FrontierMath score that made me double-take, a likely new Cursor favorite, bio risk expertise and a cost-comparison with Deepseek R1., But does it perform on basic reasoning - let?s find out. Plus, arguably the bigger story - the increasingly frenetic rhetoric coming out of the West - and Dario Amodei and Alexandr Wang (CEOs of Anthropic and Scale AI respectively) in particular. The last thing we need is an ?AI War?.Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction00:45 - o3 mini05:11 - First impressions vs Deepseek R107:22 - 10x Scale, o3-mini System Card, Amodei Essay, bitcoin wallets?12:40 - Simple Competition Finale13:03 - Clips and Final Thoughts on the ?AI War?
Ai2's T?lu 3 405B, a massive open-source AI model, has outperformed DeepSeek V3, GPT-4o, and Llama 3.1 405B on key benchmarks like PopQA, GSM8K, and MATH, proving that open models can rival top proprietary systems. Trained using 256 GPUs in parallel, T?lu 3 405B leverages advanced reinforcement learning techniques like RLVR to enhance accuracy in math, reasoning, and instruction-following. With full transparency, permissive licensing, and detailed training data, Ai2's breakthrough marks a major milestone in the ongoing AI arms race, challenging corporate dominance in artificial intelligence development.Key Topics: Ai2?s T?lu 3 405B AI model and how it outperformed DeepSeek V3, GPT-4o, and Llama 3.1 405B Why T?lu 3 405B?s open-source approach challenges the dominance of corporate AI giants The AI arms race intensifies as DeepSeek, OpenAI, and Alibaba battle for supremacy What You?ll Learn: How T?lu 3 405B?s massive 405B parameters and RLVR training method improve math, reasoning, and instruction-following Why *Microsoft and OpenAI accused DeepSeek of tech theft*, escalating AI competition The role of open-source AI in shaping the future and its impact on global AI leadership Why It Matters: This video explores the growing AI war, where **T?lu 3 405B?s breakthrough performance proves that *open-source models can rival proprietary AI*, raising major questions about accessibility, innovation, and the future of artificial intelligence. DISCLAIMER: This video analyzes the latest AI breakthroughs, the impact of T?lu 3 405B, and the ongoing battle between **corporate AI labs and open-source challengers in artificial intelligence.
Alibaba has just shaken up the AI world by launching a powerful new AI model that outperforms DeepSeek! This unexpected defeat proves that Alibaba is ready to challenge the biggest names in artificial intelligence?including OpenAI and Google. But what makes this AI so advanced, and how did it surpass DeepSeek?In this video, we break down Alibaba?s latest AI breakthrough, how it?s redefining AI capabilities, speed, and efficiency, and why this shift could change the industry forever. With cutting-edge machine learning, deep reasoning, and superior processing, Alibaba?s AI is proving to be a serious competitor in the AI arms race.Is Alibaba now a bigger AI threat than DeepSeek? What does this mean for the future of AI innovation, competition, and global tech dominance? And how will DeepSeek respond to this massive challenge?Will Alibaba?s AI dominate the market? How does it compare to DeepSeek and OpenAI?s ChatGPT? Could this be the beginning of a new AI war? Watch now to find out!
The next 36 months will reshape human civilization - and it's happening FASTER than anyone predicted. Get ready for an unprecedented journey through 2025, 2026, and 2027 as we explore the rapid acceleration of AI that has even top researchers concerned.In this video, I'm covering:The four game-changing factors driving AI adoption: Better, Faster, Safer, and CheaperWhy 2025 will bring the "automation cliff" - when AI agents transform the workplaceHow 2026 becomes the Year of the Robot with true embodied autonomyThe arrival of Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) in 2027Exclusive insights from our FirstMovers.AI team on building autonomous agent systemsThis isn't sci-fi speculation - it's based on breaking developments from OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA, and other industry leaders. Learn why even Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and top AI researchers are acknowledging we're on the verge of something unprecedented.The future belongs to the First Movers. Will you be ready?
You can train it yourself locally, not connected to internet. You can use your own data.
Quote from: hamdani yusuf on 31/01/2025 12:59:07You can train it yourself locally, not connected to internet. You can use your own data.So it is anyone's arselicker and cannot be trusted at all.
If I know I have good quality data, I have no need of AI and no reason to make mistakes.I quoted this instance in another thread. Driving along a quiet motorway at 70 mph, my superintelligent rental car with automatic road sign recognition suddenly flashed a "30 mph limit" warning and tried to slow me down. It had indeed spotted a 30 sign, as had I, but that sign related to the slip road on my left, not the road I was driving on. Good quality data (the speed limit on the slip road was indeed 30) but irrelevant and rendered dangerous by some software I didn't even know was installed and whose programmer thought it was a better driver than me.
OmniHuman-1 AI deepfake. Animate any image with any audio or video. #ai #aitools #aivideo #agi https://omnihuman-lab.github.io/0:00 OmniHuman intro and demos3:25 Cartoons, anime, 3D6:33 Tricky poses and examples9:30 Singing examples10:54 Separate body and hand movements12:24 Comparison with existing AI tools
Officer, you can clearly see in the recording from my door-cam that...sorry, video evidence is no longer credible evidence....Dead internet theory is finally here, folks... it's been a good run .
Don't care about this stuff until it's actually released and useable.i think its way more scarier when it's not, cuz guess who gets to use stuff that the general public can't?yep...I appreciate the videos, this is a news AI channel after all. So i like seeing things like this before it's public.The wrong people already have it.So wait 2 months?
Is it actually safe to run DeepSeek R1?or any local AI model?on your computer? Everyone says local AI is better for privacy, but? is it really? How do we know it's not secretly sending data to the internet? And what about file access?can it peek into your personal stuff? In this video, I?ll show you how to run DeepSeek R1 LOCALLY. It?s time to ditch Cloud AI.
Even when you have a whole encyclopedia in your dataset, you won't be able to memorize all of the information there.
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But unlike the vomit from an AI system, every article in the encyclopaedia is referenced to its sources, so you have a good idea of its integrity and value.
So why bother with the AI bit in the middle? Wikipedia is peer-reviewed, cross-referenced, and stylistically consistent.
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it's just a matter of time before an "orchestrator" modal acting like a central nervous system, combines a bunch of different multi modal models with different specialists into something more than the sum of its parts - much like when mitochondria's first infected eukaryotic cells before 'emerging' as life as we now it.
in 10-20 years It's either infinite abundance utopia or we're all dead. I like both options tbh
@BruceWayne153251 jam yang lalu (diedit)To the people that say "AI isn't better at me than X," it's important to realize AI companies are focusing almost exclusively on STEM right now. That will change once that's a solved problem, and once they solve that, the others should come quickly since STEM will (in theory) allow for recursive self-improvement. Another thing to be aware of is Ray Kurzweil's analysis of technology acceleration in general. It shows that technology has always been increasing on an exponential curve and that the exponential curve isn't smooth, but rather a series of consecutive S shapes. New tech causes a rapid rise in ability, then it plateaus until people find ways to use it to cause the next rapid rise, ad-infinitum. His data (not guesses) also shows that human technology is very near the knee of the exponential curve, so that 100% agrees with you that we are about to see everything shoot up David. He guesses 2045 for when things start going vertical and he has reasoning behind it, but he also allows that money increases the exponent and the entire world is dumping all their money into AI, so that curve is going to tighten significantly from his 2045 analysis. Sam Altman said in a recent interview that he expects by 2035 we should have a single data center that's smarter than the combined intelligence of all humans. He also said that o3 (full) is something like the 150th best coder in the world and in-house they have an AI that's the 50th best coder in the world. By the end of the year he expects his in-house AI to be the best coder in the world, so yeah, recursive self-improvement will be here in 2026. I'd bet on it.
It's about cognitive offloading.You can focus on what matters to you the most.