@FinanceYF5: You're not imagining it. Previously, Anthropic and OpenAI released a new model about every 10 weeks. Now, it's roughly every 11 days.
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The article notes that Anthropic and OpenAI used to release a new model approximately every 10 weeks, and now it has accelerated to about every 11 days.
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You’re not hallucinating.
Previously, Anthropic and OpenAI released a new model roughly every 10 weeks.
Now it’s about every 11 days. https://t.co/B5vaCrQPwg
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