From China: "Is efficient enough to run directly on mobile phones and laptops." If our two countries weren't on opposite sides and if America wasn't putting tarriffs up, these models would be showing up in iPhones soon. For me, I watch what China is doing, with a raft of open source models, and realizing the pace at which it is improving is going to soon give China, and other countries that welcome Chinese AIs in, major productivity and lifestyle benefits. For my entire career we were way ahead and China could do not much else than steal our intellectual property and play second fiddle. Now we are faced in a world where we'll be in that seat and it is uncomfortable indeed. It is time for American companies to start working together to make a "super AI" that will join our sizeable resources to make AIs that continue to lead the world. But we have capitalism and egos in the way of all that. The old Silicon Valley used to have innovators meet at meetups like Homebrew Computer Society to share engineering and knowledge with each other. It's time to bring that early cooperation back.

It's getting harder to tell which replies here on X are from humans and which ones are from AI's. One tip? The AI's answer way too fast. :-) What's your policy? Do you block AI answer accounts? Or do you hide them? Or do you just allow them as long as they are on point?