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Rumors suggest major AI companies are developing next-generation models that could make current models obsolete, with speculation about which will release first.

Rumor mill says everyone has a monster model cooking. OpenAI, Google, xAI, Meta, Anthropic. The funny part is one of them is probably sitting on something that makes today’s models look ancient. Who drops first?
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Rumor mill says everyone has a monster model cooking.

OpenAI, Google, xAI, Meta, Anthropic.

The funny part is one of them is probably sitting on something that makes today’s models look ancient.

Who drops first?

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