Ai labs look to be desperate to try and stave off the cooling hype that looks to be snowballing in the industry right now. These next few months are going to be crucial to their potential survival and future.
Its not surprising to me that this press release looks half-baked.
Math and Computer Science have low costs to verify answers. Biology is high due to reagents and instrumentation costs.
That must be hard to say with a straight face. Over the last 4-6 months I think very few corporate developers have handwritten any code at all and the “intelligence” growth from one model to the next is very tangible.
How is the hype cooling? Opus 5.5 is doing most of my job