on the small chance that the four billionaires who currently have near-exclusive control of closed sota models, (that is altman, amodei, zuckerberg and musk), are not fleecing their investors and actually build AGI, closed source leaves a choice of powerful government or powerful oligopoly/monarchy.

further explanation of this list:

musk - structural command

zuckerberg - structural command

altman - de facto command after purging rivals and privatisation, loyalty of personnel

amodei - influential, could potentially overthrow current governance

it costs $0.05 per bot check

if it messes up: - no sensitive data is there, so it doesn't really work for serious dev but it's secure for play time

- roll back and fix is done in 10s with ram snapshot

- dollar loss is $10 when it leaks the api key

its not autonomous and runs local llms, i use it to run terminal commands in natural language. so its more like a better version of the terminal.

eg 'here are 25 audio files, combine them, write a transcript'

and it deals with ffmpeg

https://brightdata.com/

https://www.zenrows.com/

https://www.capsolver.com/

https://scrapfly.io/

hundreds of millions of residential ips, human browser fingerprints, custom browser binaries, auto solve of turnstyle, recaptcha v3, kasada, datadome, AWS WAF, etc if they come up.

to comply with the law, we must send to the police our detections of illegal activity >:|

a guy subpeonaed your chats, i guess we stored them (oops) so now it's illegal to destroy it...

there was slop with ai jesus but now gpt image is just a photo with hidden watermark

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- use raw format on the camera

- edit raw eg pro photo rgb

- send this to a wide gamut printer with a large set of inks to view the image

the printer would replicate the color outside the srgb space

there are such inks as cyan, light cyan, orange

however the legal terms are different, openai reads your data. they store it for 30 days, but of course once it hits the disk you can keep as long as you like in a civil case like nyt v openai.

the same for google and anthropic. so, it's not always nice if someone is paid to read your data for safety. people upload sensitive matters, personal videos and so on.

i wouldn't prioritise it myself but you can also know that the data will all come out in discovery if you are in a legal issue. maybe that's not important, but people thought it did matter to give some protections to patient records, legal advice and therapy. you upload that to gpt and it goes into discovery.

openai, google and anthropic subscriptions are not available with privacy.

looking at the link there it's interesting that going from cursor cli to codex cli take gpt 5.5 from 7th to 3rd. but they didn't do open model in codex.

so, hard to say it's for sure a model benchmark. maybe open models are just shit at swe agent harness...it's not the most parsimonious explanation though.