All jobs like this are going to pay minimum wage once the rest of the workers are replaced with AI and there are lines of people willing to work for no money.
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Sometimes I forget SEGA isn't an Japanese company.
Not only should the models be made open, their output should inherently be GPL license since it's the only real way to avoid violating GPL (which they are doing now IMO).
AI may become radically more powerful over the next 10 years.
This is corporate propaganda. It very likely won't. It hasn't improved meaningfully in the last several years. All the "breakthroughs" have been around agentic harnesses and not the models themselves.
Either way, we've had models that are good enough to support the actual real world use cases for LLMs since some time last year.
Having people think progress is about to explode is benefiting share holders.
Literally gambling
He means Chinese AI.
Their LLMs are nearly as good and significantly cheaper to run.
The truth is a lot (probably most) of Americans don't have AC. It wasn't really needed in most places until a few years ago. A lot of people rent and a lot of states don't legally require AC in a rental. Because of that landlords refuse to install AC. If states started requiring it things would look a lot different.
What makes you think Weird Al is friends with bezos and musk? With a net worth of under 20m he's much closer to us than any of those people.
The owner of the last startup I worked for had more money than this.
Now that Xbox is dead they can do whatever the fuck they want
Nice. I might pop in and check it out. Ive been looking for something like this.
That being said, looking over the source now that I know it's open... I'm seeing a very concerning amount of evidence that this project is heavily vibe coded. The is an absolute cacophony of SLOP.md files in the repo.
Really making me question the future of this project. Looks like the project started before vibe coding was a thing but the slop ship sailed quite some time ago.
FWIW, I'm not anti-ai for programming use but this to me looks very extreme, very disorganised, very concerning.
Oh nice. I just looked at the main site and the pricing page. No mention of open source anywhere there. The pricing page mentions a "free version" but also ask me to enter my email to find out more.
The license is GPL3. But they don't seem to want people to know that...
So I'm not really sure what the deal with the paid plans is. Are you just paying for them to handle hosting? Or are some features restricted unless you pay (the software is not fully open source)?
I'm not expecting to see unions continuing to work let alone remain legal.