I notice that the “internal thinking” of Opus 4.6 is doing more flip-flopping than earlier modelss like Sonnet 4.5, and it’s coming out with correct answers in the end more often.

It’s overhyped in many areas, but it is undeniably improving. The real question is: will it “snowball” by improving itself in a positive feedback loop? If it does, how much snow covered slope is in front of it for it to roll down?

Plenty of people employ faulty reasoning every single day of their lives…

which shouldn’t be considered a good thing.

Good and bad is subjective and depends on your area of application.

What it definitely is is: different than what was available before, and since it is different there will be some things that it is better at than what was available before. And many things that it’s much worse for.

Still, in the end, there is real power in diversity. Just don’t use a sledgehammer to swipe-browse on your cellphone.

This article is to push legislation to kick her off

Her and all her friends.

And the article was written by a man.

There was that recent “malware security” update that crashed so so many systems in airports. I saw more than one Blue Screen of Death that day.