Jaeden Schafer

So basically this is going to be more useful for some of the more complex questions where the information is kind of scattered across a lot of different sites instead of sitting in one place.

Now, not every question you ask, this is going to be relevant, but sometimes when you have a complex answer question, it's going to be able to go get you a more coherent answer quicker.

So this is great.

They have all this like kind of, I don't know, fluff in their launch about how it hallucinates less and it has less, you know, it has more it has less factual errors and all this kind of stuff.

I don't think that's super important.

One thing that we also heard about it is that it is going to it's going to turn you down less.

So like if you ask a question and they're like, hey.

Um, you know, I don't know, you ask a question, it's going to be it's less likely, allegedly, according to them all men to like, not answer.

However, our good friend Connor Grennan, who hosts the AI applied podcast with myself, he was testing I saw a post he made on LinkedIn, where he asked it, is it true that air bubble inside of an IV can cause me or can you know, could kill me?

And it said, you know, apparently it typed out the whole response to him, kind of.

And just like we saw with like DeepSeek and the Chinese censored model, if you ask anything about Tiananmen Square to DeepSeek, it like types it out and then it disappears.

And it's like, sorry, I can't answer this.

Apparently, Chai Chibiti said the exact same thing.

And also, this is kind of a tricky moment because we're seeing New York right now is trying to pass some legislation where they they're saying, hey, we don't like they're basically trying to pass legislation saying AI models can't ask answer any questions about.

medical, health, legal, like they have all of these different areas.

I think even hairstylists, they're trying to put in there.

It's basically all of the all of the different industries with regulatory capture.

They just don't want people to be able to get the answers for free.

So pretty, I don't know, kind of bummed about that legislation and people like seriously considering that.

However, so it doesn't seem like it's that much better, but maybe it's moving in a good direction.