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fable 5 is a strong model, and there's a lot of hype around it
but if openai releases gpt-5.6 and it’s cheaper, easier to access, and less restricted, i can see them taking the lead
claude fable 5 biggest issue right now isn't capability -- it's price and availability
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- Le cae una bronca histórica al NTE por varias cosas hechas con GenIA.
- Sale una noticia: Hoyoverse expande su integración de IA, incluso para generar voces.
- Hay comentarios en la noticia metiendo y culpando al WuWa/Kuro, que ni se menciona.
Menuda burbuja es Twitter amigos.
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Footage shows Artemis 1 re-entry into the earth…
This is similar to what Artemis 2 will experience, except different speeds and trajectories.
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Temple of Space: Where Time and Space Stand Still
#GenshinImpact
The Traveler is about to enter the Ruler of Space's repository, where civilizations from different eras converge. Here, even the rules as we know them begin to break down — space can be folded, unfolded, and reshaped... and the long history of civilization is laid out like a living stage.
Scenes from paintings come to life, sand shaped by hand leaves its mark, and the pages of books open into worlds you can step into... The memories of civilizations await the Traveler.
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The first steel beams went up this week at our Michigan Stargate site with Oracle and Related Digital
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17,000 tokens per second!! Read that again!
LLM is hard-wired directly into silicon. no HBM, no liquid cooling, just raw specialized hardware. 10x faster and 20x cheaper than a B200.
the "waiting for the LLM to think" era is dead. Code generates at the speed of human thought.
Transition from brute-force GPU clusters to actual AI appliances.
taalas.com/the-path-to-ubiqu…
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There’s no bubble lol.
Anthropic just dropped “$14.9B run rate revenue” a lot of people might confuse that with ARR. This is run rate, meaning it’s annualized from a certain time period, not contracted subscription revenue.
If they’re annualizing from a quarterly pace, that would be about $3.73B per quarter (or about $1.24B per month implied at that pace). Or they could be annualizing revenue from specifically todays pace, which would imply about $40.8M in revenue per day, annualized
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Hey @Pirat_Nation do you have a source that open AI miscalculated or overestimated the profitability?
“OpenAI is in the red and will run out of money by 2027” is not the same thing as “OpenAI miscalculated profits” or “overestimated profitability.”
You are confusing planned losses and cash burn with a math error.
Projecting losses means they expect to spend more than they make while scaling. That is their strategy choice and a funding plan, not proof that AI is unprofitable or that they “overestimated” anything.
If you want to argue the business fails, show margin collapse, demand falling, or unit economics that do not improve — but you can’t because the revenue and growth rate are astounding.
OpenAI is in the red and, at this rate, will run out of money by 2027, having overestimated the profitability of AI.
Recent analyses and internal projections indicate annual losses of around $14 billion in 2026, following roughly $8 billion in 2025.
This stems from overestimating near-term profitability, as high inference and data center expenses continue to dominate despite strong user adoption and billions in revenue.
Without repeated massive funding rounds, analysts warn the company could face a cash shortfall as early as mid-2027.
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Frontier AI data center capacity, based on data collected by @EpochAIResearch. It doesn't include every single one, as they focus on the largest ones.
Few things stand out:
- 2026 will have a huge amount of cpacity come online
- Anthropic will lead at some early points in 2026
- 2027 onwards OpenAI has the most projected capacity at the moment, by far
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When you ask Americans whether they are optimistic or pessimistic about AI, optimism beats pessimism by ~5 points.
The primary fault lines are age, gender, and race - young people, men, and racial minorities are the most optimistic about AI.
N=30,900 , fielded 12/1 to 12/10
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seems like maybe if you don't want to be sucking up all the water you should actually put the pencil down. traditional art supplies dump massive amounts of water into paints, cotton fields for canvas, etc. - this isn't even to mention all the trees destroyed, mines and chemical plants for pigments and lead/graphite, etc.
