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This fits with my impression of the 'personality' of various models: Meta: Perceptive (strong vision) Gemini: Fastest Claude: Smartest OpenAI: Prettiest
by Zaheer 2mo ago
This fits with my impression of the 'personality' of various models:
Meta: Perceptive (strong vision)
Gemini: Fastest
Claude: Smartest
OpenAI: Prettiest
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- economistbob 2mo agoQwen: Zestiest Nemo: Straightest DeepSeek: Craftiest
- munk-a 2mo agoAnd, of course, Grok: Sir-not-appearing-in-this-listest
- radiorental 2mo agoDrunkleist?
- kubrickslair 2mo agoWhy do you think OpenAI is the prettiest? Claude often makes better looking interfaces and designs. And I think OpenAI has solved more open math/ stats/ CS problems.
- embedding-shape 2mo ago> Claude often makes better looking interfaces and designs How do you even qualify this? Either by "Well, when you're not specifying anything about it in the prompt" and then it almost doesn't matter at all, or by what actually goes into the prompt, then again it doesn't matter at all what model you use, more about the person driving it.
- giancarlostoro 2mo ago> And I think OpenAI has solved more open math/ stats/ CS problems. Still surprises me that OpenAI seems to lead in this one weird niche, I wonder what causes GPT to be able to routinely pull this off, there was one instance where some random 18 year old broke some mathematical question without knowing more than high school math if I remember correctly, all because of GPT.
- Zaheer 2mo agoTheir text output often includes more emojis and seems formatted better. Also their image models subjectively looks better than the rest.
- dgellow 2mo agoMore emoji is worse
- noodlescb 2mo agoI love how consistently none of us even vaguely consider Grok an actual player
- airstrafer 2mo agoThe models might be good but the product design, user story, and marketing is so terrible that it’s difficult to see it as more than an also-ran
- noodlescb 2mo agoEven that is kind tbh. The company is so poorly run and the leader so controversial that it makes it irresponsible to build anything serious that relies on their products. Other than the rocket part of the business, everything else under the SpaceX umbrella is a nonstarter.
- giancarlostoro 2mo agoStarlink arguably is not the rocket part and its the most profitable piece, it held together the rocket side of SpaceX and he expanded research and development.
- dgellow 2mo agoThe only profitable part, no?
- andsoitis 2mo ago> The company is so poorly run In what specific ways is the company very poorly run, say compared to a comparable outfit?
- noodlescb 2mo agoIt's so bizarrely run that it's hard to decide what counts as a "comparable outfit"? It's a Space company crammed together with several deeply unprofitable and embarrassing investment companies the founder bought as a part of a transparent grift to cover his mistakes and his only argument is a vague promise of "data centers in space", after over a decade of promising similarly ambitious things that have never happened. Compared to the other AI companies? It's got even less revenue and product/branding decisions that have it fundamentally incompatible with any of the customers that would result in it becoming a leader. Compared to other companies of similar revenue? That would be like... uh... Carnival Cruises? lol the fact that it has a valuation where it does is only due to corruption and politics. Oh, sorry Carnival Cruises had actual revenue last year, SpaceX was -$1.9B. Maybe I'm just in my media bubble, care to share the experts out there explaining how it's a great company whose valuation makes any sort of sense?
- hgoel 2mo agoThey aren't talking about vision LLMs though. SAM and DINO are vision models, no LLM involved.
- theplumber 2mo agoI would replace Gemini with DeepSeek. I also find OpenAI smarter than Claude but Claude is better for API ergonomics and frontend
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