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I'm loving how the tools that are supposed to be used to make the rich richer are being used by the people to cut into profit margins. Maybe we'll see the day where releasing something closed-source won't make sense anymore because somebody will point an AI at it and say "make this run on my PC" then upload the code for everybody to use.
Macroslop has been praising AI for a few years now. Let's see how they'll thread the needle between praising it and trying to limit it from hurting themselves.
This should make anyone sneering about "democratization" think twice, especially as local models will make the capability ungovernable.
They won't. But they should.
It's too early to predict how things will go down and I have hope
It is far too late for any outcome besides small models reasoning better than the biggest models today.