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Patrick Stafford·11d ago·0 repliesA lot of the frontier AI companies are doing really good stuff. I wish there was some changes to how some of the models are described. A…
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Model descriptions and content design
AI and contentPatrick Stafford started this 11d ago
A lot of the frontier AI companies are doing really good stuff. I wish there was some changes to how some of the models are described. A lot of the descriptions are pretty vague in terms of what they are best used for, and you have to delve into the documentation to get a sense of what works.
E.g. "Best for high effort tasks" vs "Your most difficult tasks" and so on.
It makes me wonder what would be a better, shorter way of describing how these work.
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