i think i actually need to dig for a broader breadth of benchmark scores. right now, taking from the model page means i get the 'best of' results. instead of tests where the model sucks - glm is bad at biology for instance.
im going to aggregate as many benchmarks from as many sources as i can
"The attacker compromised this OAuth application — the compromise has since been traced to a Lumma Stealer malware infection of a Context.ai employee in approximately February 2026, reportedly after the employee downloaded Roblox game exploit scripts"
its pretty crazy because when dr pepper says 23 flavors those are only the 23 we have discovered so far. i've been hearing of research that at least 3 new flavors have been found in the last couple years but the papers are still in peer review.
Eudaimonia
THIS IS AN ANCIENT GREEK WORD, normally translated as 'fulfilment',
particularly emphasised by the philosopher Aristotle. It deserves wider currency
because it corrects the shortfalls in one of the most central terms in our
contemporary idiom: happiness. The Ancient Greeks resolutely did not believe
that the purpose of life was to be happy; they proposed that it was to be fulfilled.
What distinguishes happiness from fulfilment is pain. It is eminently possible
to be fulfilled and, at the same time, under pressure, suffering physically or
mentally, overburdened and in a tetchy mood. Many of life's most worthwhile
projects will, at points, be quite at odds with contentment, but may be worth
pursuing nevertheless. Henceforth, we shouldn't try to be happy; we should
accept the greater realism, ambition and patience that accompanies the quest
for eudaimonia.
Super interesting - I would imagine a whole industry surrounding AI Insurance will
pop up to deal with the liability of giving AI tools more and more ability to act on your behalf. Imagine if Bing Chat could populate fields on the DMV website and simultaneously steal your identity. Someone is responsible for the AI facilitating that crime and thus some form of liability insurance would inevitably exist.
shower idea - i lack the technical skills and connections to actualize my dreams and ideas at present (can someone please help me with frontend).
The idea here is that you donate in favor of/against a bill you want. Then representatives that vote favorably to your preference receive a portion of the funds as campaign contributions. If lobbying is so cheap why can't it be done by the people for the people? I see dogs raise more than politicians on GFM.
im going to aggregate as many benchmarks from as many sources as i can