frontier AI models
12 statements across 8 episodes · 4 bullish · 3 bearish · 8 people on the record · first statement May 6, 2024 by Sarah Tavel · across every show →
Everything said about frontier AI models, oldest first
May 6, 2024
Tavel: Frontier AI models will remain closed source unless Meta shifts market
“If you want a model that's on the frontier, that's going to be closed source. Now, look, every, as I mentioned, every month it feels different with what Meta's doing with Llama, that may actually fundamentally change the game. If Meta is willing to make that h…”
Jun 10, 2024 bearish
Jun 10, 2024
Frontier AI Model Training Requires Unwritten Art, Not Just Compute
“So it isn't just, you know put in data, right, you know, put in compute, press button, go away for six months, come back, and go, ha ha, I've got GBD-IV. There's a whole bunch of art and science, and what I mean by art is like, well, you train it this way firs…”
Jul 1, 2024 bullish
Mar 5, 2026 neutral
Jun 18, 2026 neutral
Randle: Frontier AI models can now autonomously execute cyber attacks
“Zooming out, I think the most important thing in all this Is that we step back from Anthropic and realize that the models are to place now, whether they're from Anthropic or elsewhere, where they can autonomously find and chain multiple vulnerabilities togethe…”
Jun 22, 2026 bullish
Jul 6, 2026 neutral
Aug 22, 2026 negative
Murdock: Giving US Government Frontier AI Stakes Is Purely Political
“I mean, it makes sense if like a Manhattan style project, if we did that for AI 10 years ago, well, fine, you know, do it because it's strategically important to the country. But today, given the size of them, I think the only reason you do it is For political…”
Aug 22, 2026 bullish
Aug 22, 2026 bullish
Aug 22, 2026 bearish
Murdock: Open-source models have never beaten frontier models on innovation
“There's never been a time yet where the open source model has trumped a frontier model on innovation yet. They might be better at specialization, but they certainly don't compete yet in sort of Complex and being able to do complex tasks.”