I feel like I'm increasingly reading AI current events is more like learning about historical events. By the time information has entered my head, there is even newer information out there that already makes what my brain is only currently actively processing, obsolete.

▲ jeremyjh an hour ago | parent | next [-]

Also, the frontier labs are probably always internally using a model more advanced than what has been publicly released.

▲ user43928 21 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

From the model card:

  Model                AECI   95% CI (global)
  Claude Opus 5.5    174.78   170.33-180.29
  Claude Mythos 5.2  177.12   172.42-182.94
  Internal model     178.78   173.75-185.18

Considering the IPO is planned in a week, I doubt they are holding much back.

	▲	jeremyjh 6 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		According to their S-1: In H1 2026, cost of revenue is $2.3B. That is primarily inference compute, but also includes cost of training models (but not research). In the same period, R&D was $9.4B. That is primarily spent on compute. That is what they are "holding back" already, in full public view. This is not a company that is optimizing for OpEx or end user revenue. The only thing relevant to their plans is achieving AGI/ASI first, and controlling enough compute to leverage it to earn the majority of the current economy.

▲ vlyan 36 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

because they hate money? google is the only frontier lab that isn't hundreds of billions in the red.

	▲	jeremyjh 31 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Because they do months of testing. Also, if they have models that are really good at AI research, I’d not expect full versions to ever be released, precisely because of their love of money.
	▲	thomasmurph 31 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Inference on the research models they have is likely more expensive than the released ones.

▲ boringg an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I have to imagine if I worked for one of these companies on the frontier models it would be very difficult to leave for that reason. Thee pay is also pretty good.

▲ FailMore 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Nice description

▲ Viliam1234 an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Welcome to Singularity.

Now imagine feeling like this, except not just about "AI events" but about everything around you.