New AI lab ranking slammed for omitting Thinking Machines and dissing Prime Intellect
dejavucoder · x · 2026-10-03
Commenters pushed back on a neolab-style ranking of new AI labs: Prime Intellect got a rough placement, and Thinking Machines was left off entirely.
The author speculates Thinking Machines was excluded for generating significant revenue, while noting the lab has exceptional talent density. Sparks a small debate over how emerging AI labs should be categorized.
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