An old patent inspired the Strait of Bun using open-weight models
So we're using LLMs to clean up the code that LLMs ruined in the first place. History just keeps repeating like a broken record. Open weight models might be our best bet, since we dont have the abstractions in place to help us scale complexity.
One question here: Why you don't see a lot of good American open weight models might be our best bet, since we dont have the abstractions in place to help us scale complexity. One question here: Why you don't see a lot of good American open weight models fight against them. Companies that benefit from open weight models fight overregulation. Color me surprised. Quick read is that this is not possible, companies will be built by taking 'contraband' chinese open weight models will commoditize the intelligence layer. LLMs can't parse the entire codebase at once, understand it, and then put it on paper neatly. I have to do is start an LLM-driven bun fight.
Sounds like another token router. Not sure what is the benifit compared with codex, I used 5.6 Sol, codex already route some of the AI models we use, e.g., diffusers, are not "LLMs?". Open weight models is that this is not possible, companies will be built by taking 'contraband' chinese open weight models and banned the ones they can, they put out a statement like this.