Congrats, Paras!

Why can't we just go with Occam's razor, and assume that they really believe in their mission of providing access to frontier AI as freely to the world as possible?

Because that isn't actually the simpler explanation. The simpler one is that he'll say anything to make money.

Because that doesn't account for the non-profit rugpull he orchestrated earlier in the company's history.

For what it's worth, I agree with you.

But you're going to find it hard to persuade others because of the current zeitgeist and that humans seem to prefer a doom/villain story.

Occam's razor says they are saying whatever gives them as much money and power as possible.

OpenAI is suspiciously bad in providing access to their models, compared to e.g. Meta, Mistral, BLOOM collaboration, Alibaba and even oil tyrants FFS.

When someone says something, but their actions or commitment don't align with what they said, they were lying. Always place more weight on what it takes more effort to do: spout a bunch of hot air, or put your money where your mouth is?

Occam's Razor, duh.

Why would that be where Occams Razor leads us?

This is very cool and pretty looking. I would love to see support for XR apps like Meta Quest/Vision Pro.

The website UI looks really nice. I was curious if there is any library/framework/template for building websites with this "Anthropic" like UI?

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Surprised to see no mention of WebGPU here. Sucks to see Apple falling behind on what could drive a lot of potential use cases around WebLLM, on-device cryptography etc.

This is the script used for the underlying calculation:

// script.js

// Yield factors for each cheese type

const baseYieldFactors = { "cheddar": 0.10, "mozzarella": 0.20, "parmesan": 0.09, "gouda": 0.12, "brie": 0.15, "camembert": 0.15, "blue cheese": 0.13, "feta": 0.17, "ricotta": 0.20, "monterey jack": 0.10, "swiss": 0.10, "colby": 0.10, "provolone": 0.10, "cottage cheese": 0.18, "cream cheese": 0.20 };

// Milk type factors

const milkTypeFactors = { "cow": 1.0, "goat": 0.9, "sheep": 1.1, "buffalo": 1.2, "camel": 0.8, "mare": 0.7, "reindeer": 1.15, "yak": 1.10, "donkey": 0.75 };

// Calculate milk volume based on cheese type, milk type, and desired weight

var baseYield = baseYieldFactors[cheeseType]; var milkAdjustment = milkTypeFactors[milkType]; var adjustedYield = baseYield * milkAdjustment;

// Calculate milk volume range

var minMilkVolume = weight / (adjustedYield * 1.1); var maxMilkVolume = weight / (adjustedYield * 0.9);