Open-weight AI models are having a moment in the wake of recent turmoil at US tech giants. For French AI lab Mistral, that’s the the best thing that could have happened.
I got so frustrated with it’s answers I stopped testing it about a month ago, but it really reminded me of copilot. If you have to ask the same question over and over what’s the point.
If you have to ask the same question over and over what’s the point.
Sometimes the journey isn’t about the answer but about the question along the way the question along the way the question along the way the question along the way the question along the way is
The worst part is when they keep asking if you want them to answer your question. If you say “yes”, then they respond by asking if you really want them to answer the question.
I really hate ai. It’s a worse source of mental pollution than facebook.
I really hate ai. It’s a worse source of mental pollution than facebook.
People say the greatest technical feat humanity has accomplished is the amount we have been able to scale down transistors, but clearly our ability to bullshit has scaled up orders of magnitudes faster.
No it’s not. I’ve tested it.
It’s dumb as a brick and shackled to political correctness.
I found it is less politically correct than the US frontier models. Not sure how it compares to the Chinese ones.
I got so frustrated with it’s answers I stopped testing it about a month ago, but it really reminded me of copilot. If you have to ask the same question over and over what’s the point.
Sometimes the journey isn’t about the answer but about the question along the way the question along the way the question along the way the question along the way the question along the way is
The worst part is when they keep asking if you want them to answer your question. If you say “yes”, then they respond by asking if you really want them to answer the question.
I really hate ai. It’s a worse source of mental pollution than facebook.
People say the greatest technical feat humanity has accomplished is the amount we have been able to scale down transistors, but clearly our ability to bullshit has scaled up orders of magnitudes faster.