Misha Laskin

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"Which is basically where language models started, which were chatbots in the Gemini 1 and ChatGPT era, the GPT-4 era. They were just chatbots."

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"The AI natives started building on closed models. They were tiny startups, right, the Cursors of the world. And when they grew very quickly, at some point they started switching to open model workloads, right, with Cursor's Composer series."

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"It wasn't until DeepSeek V3 that it started being treated as a serious contender. And part of what made DeepSeek V3 so successful was that it was open."

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"The system called AlphaGo, this was a breakthrough before language models, was considered the biggest breakthrough in AI to that point."

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"The example of this is the incident that happened between OpenAI and Hugging Face... it so happened that the solutions to that test were on Hugging Face servers."

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"Which is basically where language models started, which were chatbots in the Gemini 1 and ChatGPT era, the GPT-4 era. They were just chatbots."

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"It's in the realm of GLM 5.2, which a couple months ago was a frontier Chinese model."

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"There are projects now like OpenShell that are basically open source projects around securing sandboxes."