@10xmylife: Given the recent widespread issue of models generally becoming dumber, I think Sam and Dalio are actually saying... Our…
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A tweet discusses the issue of AI models generally becoming less capable, with the author interpreting comments from Sam Altman and Ray Dalio as warnings about training challenges and a potential bubble in the AI industry.
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