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Why Meta's new model is a zero “It is a zero because there is no API. We cannot even use it. It is only for internal use by Meta. This is the most performative eval I have seen to date. I am not saying it is not nominally true,... show more

Harry Stebbings

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Alexandr Wangvor 26 Tagen

da fuck you talking about? we got so many models on our API. you want spark, we got spark. you want wonder, we got wonder. you want image, we got image.

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Anant Narayananvor 26 Tagen

Not sure what you're referring to, all models (including today's open weights launch) are available via several router products. Muse Wonder is also on and Muse Wonder Full is accessible via the Muse Code subscription.

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Andrew 💥♻️vor 26 Tagen

Smoking crack. They even released an open weight version.

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Jason ✨👾SaaStr.Ai✨ Lemkinvor 26 Tagen

Seems since released! :)

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Gabrielvor 26 Tagen

Why is this guy so angry? All the time he’s like against stuff, even though the last thing he built was 20 years ago

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Conor Bronsdonvor 26 Tagen

Harry wtf are you talking about? Not only are they open sourcing weights, its literally on their API..

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Fireply.aivor 26 Tagen

a model you can't call is a slide, not a product

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Shardulvor 26 Tagen

VCs doing due diligence. lmao

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Alex D. 📎vor 25 Tagen

Maybe delete this?

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chloevor 26 Tagen

no api... so it’s basically a very expensive locked sample

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𝔰𝔠𝔬𝔯𝔭𝔦𝔬𝔫🦂vor 26 Tagen

Fair point — no API kills the value. Curious what @mozlyxy thinks on META, he's sharp on this stuff.

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colourorange 🥪vor 25 Tagen

loud and wrong 😭

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antoinevor 26 Tagen

??

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Ash Jhaverivor 26 Tagen

Wut?

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ShadowAguyvor 26 Tagen

i'll take spark

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Nepo Capitalvor 26 Tagen

What a dumbass take

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ShadowAguyvor 26 Tagen

no call, no model

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Alice BRvor 26 Tagen

Time for a change of guard, some might say…

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perpervor 26 Tagen

no api no score, fair rule

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