@Yuchenj_UW: Imagine 2 years from now: GPT-6 Astra level OSS models run locally on every MacBook. And AI Twitter is still arguing ab…
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A tweet speculates that in two years, GPT-6 Astra level open-source models will run locally on every MacBook, while AI Twitter continues debating whether open-source AI causes human extinction.
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Imagine 2 years from now:
GPT-6 Astra level OSS models run locally on every MacBook.
And AI Twitter is still arguing about the same thing:
“Will open-source AI cause human extinction?”
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