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Re:The End of AI Frontiers by gamblor956 on Saturday November 07, 2026 @07:31PM (#50409419)
LeCun wasn't wrong. He simply had higher standards for results and accountability that LLMs are, by design, incapable of reaching.

Zuckerberg wanted to placate his shareholders with a shiny new thing now.

would've stopped Meta from delivering a polished product like Muse sooner.

Muse is not polished, unless usability and programming standards have fallen so far in the LLM vibe coding era that a pre-alpha state is now considered polished.

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Re:The End of AI Frontiers by solyin on Saturday November 07, 2026 @08:17PM (#50409653)
Compared to the user buying a Mac mini and following a tutorial off Twitter to install some random shit they found online?

Muse is imperfect, as is all software, but calling it pre-alpha is a bit much.

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Re:The End of AI Frontiers by teruakohatu on Saturday November 07, 2026 @09:25PM (#50409939)
You will find brilliant scientists in every discipline who are not the least bit interested in a particular branch of research because they/their lab didn’t invent it. That’s fine for public research but not helpful private research.
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