@TheAhmadOsman: DeepSeek V4 Flash is ~70% smaller in size than GLM 5.2 It also beats GLM 5.2 which was the SoTA model just about a mont…
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DeepSeek V4 Flash is about 70% smaller than GLM 5.2 yet outperforms it, implying state-of-the-art-level AI could run on consumer hardware like an RTX 5090 much sooner than expected.
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DeepSeek V4 Flash is ~70% smaller in size than GLM 5.2
It also beats GLM 5.2 which was the SoTA model just about a month ago
In this video I explained how we will have GLM 5.2 level intelligence on a single RTX 5090 in < 18 months
Looks like it’s happening way sooner than that https://t.co/2acikb4rEA
Ahmad (@TheAhmadOsman): PREDICTION
We will have Kimi K3 equivalent intelligence running on a single RTX PRO 6000 in less than 18 months from now
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