@ay_ushr: hyped rn: - inference - open-weight models - browser use - hard-tech hype has passed for: - company brains - general AI…
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The post outlines current hype trends in AI, such as inference and open-weight models, while noting that hype has passed for areas like general AI assistants and agent frameworks.
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hyped rn:
- inference
- open-weight models
- browser use
- hard-tech
hype has passed for:
- company brains
- general AI assistants
- agent frameworks
- agent harnesses
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