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Is there “enough” smart in AI?

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Hi, I was thinking about the progress that has been made over the last year, and with the Astra and Fable. Shouldn’t the effort now be of making models that are this smart cheaper to run? I do get that there are more complex tasks than those that I want to do. But even with that, OpenAI claims solv…

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