Like Mythos before it, I'm simply not excited about a model I can't use

At least they plan to give the public all versions. Feels infinitely better than whatever the hell is happening at Anthropic.

> "Yeah, we've got the absolute best model out there. Trust us. Truly scary."

> "O-ok? May I see it?"

> "Gtfo. Here's a worse version of it for you plebs."

> "Um, thanks?"

> "Lmao, actually no. The current admin fell for our scare marketing. Here, have this even worse crazy expensive token burner that gets more hardware limited every week."

You can say what you want about OpenAI, but their corporate strategy feels so much more solid.

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mchusma 4 hours ago | parent [-]

I don't see this as that different. Anthropic was the first one to get involved in the "AI models must be approved" regime. OpenAI just has the advantage of being second.

(To be clear: I do not like this new paradigm)

	▲	sigmoid10 an hour ago \| parent [-]
		OpenAI was already holding models back because "dAnGeR" before anyone knew or cared about them. It's always been a PR gag and Anthropic just so happens to be better at marketing than making frontier models available to a general audience, much to their own dismay.