henry28256

Since the advent of AI, I've built a voice memo app for myself. I can go on an hour-long walk, talk stream-of-consciousness style, and then have Claude structure my thoughts into organized notes. It's a great way to process ideas just by thinking out loud.

I've used the same metaphor for AI tools. The incumbents keep adding features to the old paradigm (like Cubase did). Then someone comes along and rethinks the interaction model entirely (like Ableton with Session View). AI tools are in that transition moment right now — most are just adding AI to old workflows, not rethinking the workflow itself.

I think you might be confusing Groq with another company. Groq is still independent — that's the whole premise of this thread (they're raising more money). They haven't been aquihired by NVIDIA. As far as I know, Groq serves their own LPU hardware and still offers models like Llama 4, not just gpt-oss-120b. Do you have a source for the Kimi K2 removal being NVIDIA-related?