On this sub we all love AI and have ideas how we can use it to do cool new things. Totally agree. But something that’s been coming to mind more and more is that, like any good tool, AI in the hands of a fool can be disastrous. In the hands of a skillfu…
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The main conclusions from analysis were: The Pareto frontier for coding tasks (i.e. best quality for a given cost) includes models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and open source. This means today, only a mix of tools can provide frontier performance. Op…
A vector store works well for finding information. It is not good for keeping official records. I have seen teams store all an agents information in a vector database then they wonder why it shows order statuses, outdated bookings or old approvals. The…
Let's be real. The demo always looks insanely cool, but putting an autonomous agent in production is terrifying. You've got agents deciding to execute tool calls on their own, hallucinating logic, or hallucinating tool requirements. And when i…
I've been thinking about this a lot lately and can't find a clean answer anywhere. Most people I know are running at least 3-4 different AI tools. Claude for writing and reasoning, Cursor or Copilot for code, ChatGPT for whatever, maybe Perplex…
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Im not a tech guru, but can someone tell me why DeepSeek replies back to me in Chinese only happens about 10% of the time? Living in 🇦🇺 submitted by /u/Ok-Lead9187 [link] [comments]
Grok 4.5 is out and performs well. What bothers me is that it's reported as being much cheaper than GPT or Anthropic's. One might be mislead to think the model is miraculously efficient, but that final price per million tokens doesn't fact…
