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A joint statement from Microsoft and OpenAI

3 72f988bf 2 9/11/2025, 11:54:34 PM blogs.microsoft.com ↗

Comments (2)

alexgoodhart · 4h ago

hip hip, h$o$r$r$a$y!

Personally, I think that AI has already hit a grand plateau in terms of raw ability, and much more ingenious software solutions to augment its ability require not as much in terms of training and compute allowance, but syntax compaction/dynamic contextualization/multi-thread parallel statefulness that is tailored based on the activities a workflow involves.

I wonder though if the tools available now are at the cheapest they will ever be

ChrisArchitect · 3h ago

More discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45216376