Criticism of Google DeepMind: announcing models that are no longer SotA by release looks 'sad'
BlackHC · x · 2026-11-11
X user BlackHC criticizes Google DeepMind's model announcement cadence: hyping models that are no longer SotA by the time they actually ship is 'a pretty sad look' from GDM's perspective, though he adds he's glad GDM is catching up. An opinionated jab with limited new information.
Related event: Researcher Slams DeepMind for Announcing Models After Losing SotA Status(2 posts)→
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