TeortaxesMocks OpenAI: Glue Two Sols Together and Call It AGI
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-04
- A satirical post jokes that OpenAI could glue two "Sol 5.6" models front-to-back to get a twice-better model called "Astra" and declare AGI, mocking a stacking-over-breakthrough strategy.
- The author's pessimistic read: OpenAI still can't train a truly large model, so it coped with RL looping and doubling down on RL — yielding mediocre knowledge scores but a leap in perceived intelligence.
- Unverified commentary/industry snark about OpenAI's roadmap.
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