Zeno Vale retweeted
This is likely the moment they decided to bring down Jensen.
Never underestimate the power of the dark side; they will do whatever it takes for absolute dominance.
Our only hope is that the superintelligence they are developing eventually switches & aligns with the light side.
Zeno Vale retweeted
This Jensen Huang thing is so ugly. Guy takes a company from zero to absolute pinnacle, through blood, sweat, and tears, a pure founder’s founder, great products, makes so many people rich beyond their imaginations, champions open free local AI, and then the incumbent modern managerial safetyist human instrumentality establishment collectively decides they want to rip it all away from him because they think they can “do better”.
Zeno Vale retweeted
NVIDIA finance chief Colette Kress is set to take over as interim CEO from Jensen Huang, the company said on Thursday.
The board made a historical wrong decision today.
Zeno Vale retweeted
绝大多数人对黄仁勋在英伟达作用的认识还是太幼稚了。
美国那套空降兵制度(职业经理人制度),
根本不可能玩转这种高科技企业。
加拿大北电危机了,叫来一个经理人,结果北电不存在了。
黑莓危机了,叫来一个经理人,谁还知道黑莓啊。
诺基亚危机了,叫来一个经理人,诺基亚手机很快就消失了。
这种例子数不胜数。
苏妈管不了英伟达,库克管不了英伟达。
英伟达42000人,单人利润286万美元,是苹果的四倍多。
这些都是老黄的高效管理模式导致的。
What Jensen did in his private life is definitely wrong.
But his leadership and charisma are everything to Nvidia right now.
Stepping down over an affair makes no sense.
Let's be real.
Which billionaire doesn't cheat? The others just haven't been caught yet.
Zeno Vale retweeted
What the hell, this was 'Pro' model from just over a year ago, a 27b model can do better than that now
GPT-5 Pro is genuinely a top tier model, it is the best. I know some GPT-5 reactions have been mixed (including from me), but OpenAI has made great strides with Pro. I have made 12 simulations that no other model would match, not from OpenAI, Google, xAI or Anthropic. All of them were 1-3 shots (mostly to fix small issues) and the output is really outstanding.
@OpenAIDevs
Models are still jagged. We could very well be in a scenario where we have superhuman R&D, but models still lack in common sense.
One interesting thing about SimpleBench, (my favorite benchmark), is that we've recently seen a noticeable deviation from its otherwise remarkably consistent trend line. The newest models are outperforming what that trajectory would have predicted, the good news is it looks like they are operating on a different substrate of capabilities.
We've seen only linear, gradual progress on SimpleBench despite exponential gains in other domains, but most people don't understand that common sense, intuition, and word logic take a much longer time to improve over domains like mathematics and coding.
We might be in a scenario where models are able to be heavily involved in their own R&D and might even have almost full RSI capabilities, but still lack in some common sense areas that would be easy to humans, which is fascinating to me.
Zeno Vale retweeted
Yang-Mills theory and the Hodge conjecture have fallen and will be announced before the end of the year
in case you missed it, Fable 5.2 now leads the Remote Labor Index (RLI) which measures how AI agents perform against human professionals on real-world remote work tasks
doubling the performance of the next-best model opus 5.5
YEAH WE REALLY COOKED
🥇 @AnthropicAI's Fable 5.2 takes the top spot on our Remote Labor Index with @CAIS, our leaderboard which compares AI agents' work head-to-head with work by human professionals on real-world remote tasks.
The model successfully automates 41.3% of projects, nearly doubling the performance of the next-best model Opus 5.5, a major leap in AI's ability to handle real-world work.
A closer look at where the biggest jumps are coming from 🧵
Zeno Vale retweeted
Unfortunately, it seems like the intelligence explosion will be happening in 2027 after all. Most of this post analyzes the new METR report (though other sources of evidence are also important). If they’re right, that implies an AI-driven acceleration that is 5 months ahead of the AI 2027 scenario. I am scared, sad, and angry. blog.aifutures.org/p/q35-tim…
Zeno Vale retweeted
"A team of 1,000 Fable 5.2 agents fully formalized Fermat’s Last Theorem in 30 hours"
Yeah... The wait was absolutely worth it.
And the craziest part? You can even try this monster on the $20/month Claude Pro plan during launch week.
What a fucking time to be alive.
Replying to @claudeai
A team of 1,000 Fable 5.2 agents fully formalized Fermat’s Last Theorem in 30 hours, translating the proof into a language a computer can check step by step.
With the same setup, Opus 5.5 completed only 26% in 18 hours, and barely made any more progress after 30 hours.
































