Corey Knowles

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I keep seeing, I like to play around with open source models quite a bit.

And one of the things I'm running across is an increasing number of small models boasting about how they're trained on high quality data versus the Reddits and 4chans of the world.

I mean, not that there isn't absolutely good value to be pulled from a Reddit because there's a lot of firsthand experience on there, but there's also...

A lot of toxic garbage.

I think that's a really fair assessment.

You know, the amount of new research coming out and new ideas every day right now out of these labs is just insane.

It's just a constant flow of research.

Oh, yeah.

I saw someone, and I can't remember who last night on Twitter mentioned that

You know, I mean, we haven't even really talked yet about integrating this into text messaging, which seems to make so much sense and nobody's working on it.

I want an email system where I never have to go to Gmail.

That's what I want.