@dabit3: Absolutely insane how fast the AI space moves.
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A tweet discusses the fast pace of AI developments, referencing JevBench results where Jev is leading but closely followed.
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Absolutely insane how fast the AI space moves.
Florian S (@airesearch12): JevBench results are in.
Jev still in the lead, but it’s close.
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