@LangChain: "If I don't know what model I'm using, I say it's great. If I know it's the frontier model, my bias kicks in." @Factory…
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FactoryAI CTO @enoreyes comments that many model wars are just marketing, as people's bias changes based on knowledge of which model they are using.
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“If I don’t know what model I’m using, I say it’s great. If I know it’s the frontier model, my bias kicks in.”
@FactoryAI CTO @enoreyes on why he thinks a lot of the model wars are just marketing. https://t.co/QHA6uEUPGj
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