New AI Models - Gemini 3.0, Claud 4.5 Opus, ChatGPT 5.2, Deepseek V3.2, Grok 4.2

[Palumboism]

The last three weeks have been a fire storm of new AI models.  All six of the top models came out with impressive updates in that time.

Gemini 3.0

Claud Opus 4.5

ChatGPT 5.2

Deepseek V3.2

Grok 4.2

Mistral 3.0

Expect this cadence of model releases to continue going forward, which means AI will improve even more rapidly than people expected.

When Google came out with Gemini 3.0, Sam Altman, CEO of open AI, came out with a code red announcement to all employees.  That's how dramatic an improvement it was.

[Zillotch]

The last three weeks have been a fire storm of new AI models.  All six of the top models came out with impressive updates in that time.

you are an imbecile.

[Palumboism]

you are an imbecile.

I won't say what I want to say.

[obsidian]

you are an imbecile.

If insults built intelligence, you’d finally have some.

[Kwon]

The last three weeks have been a fire storm of new AI models.  All six of the top models came out with impressive updates in that time.

Gemini 3.0

Claud Opus 4.5

ChatGPT 5.2

Deepseek V3.2

Grok 4.2

Mistral 3.0

Expect this cadence of model releases to continue going forward, which means AI will improve even more rapidly than people expected.

When Google came out with Gemini 3.0, Sam Altman, CEO of open AI, came out with a code red announcement to all employees.  That's how dramatic an improvement it was.

In two years, SKYNET 1.0!

[Zillotch]

I won't say what I want to say.

If insults built intelligence, you’d finally have some.

ai is anti life.

u two r on the soul train… destination hell.

have u dudes ever looked into the origins of computing?

[Irongrip400]

ai is anti life.

u two r on the soul train… destination hell.

have u dudes ever looked into the origins of computing?

Explain brother.

[Palumboism]

ai is anti life.

u two r on the soul train… destination hell.

have u dudes ever looked into the origins of computing?

I'm an Encyclopedia of computer history, Claude Shannon is the origin.
 
What do you have against AI?  I seriously don't understand the hate. 

[obsidian]

ai is anti life.

u two r on the soul train… destination hell.

have u dudes ever looked into the origins of computing?

I'd be all for merging with AI and robotics. Upload me so I can live in the cloud for billions of years with a superhuman physical body. I'd like AI to hurry up and figure out all the necessary tech to do so.

[obsidian]

I'm an Encyclopedia of computer history, Claude Shannon is the origin.
 
What do you have against AI?  I seriously don't understand the hate.

They hate AI because it scales past them. 

A lot of programmers seem to despise AI, especially when non-programmers use it effectively. I’ve written several genuinely useful scripts with AI, shared them on a forum, and instead of a simple “thanks,” the response was outrage — suddenly it was all about copyright, end-user agreements, and technicalities. What gets ignored is that it still took real work: trial and error, testing, iteration, and almost a full day to get the scripts working correctly. The hostility isn’t really about legality — it’s about feeling threatened. AI lowers the barrier, and some people don’t like the idea that skills they guarded for years are becoming more accessible.

[Kwon]

Soon you can do full movies with ai.


This so far.

[Palumboism]

They hate AI because it scales past them. 

A lot of programmers seem to despise AI, especially when non-programmers use it effectively. I’ve written several genuinely useful scripts with AI, shared them on a forum, and instead of a simple “thanks,” the response was outrage — suddenly it was all about copyright, end-user agreements, and technicalities. What gets ignored is that it still took real work: trial and error, testing, iteration, and almost a full day to get the scripts working correctly. The hostility isn’t really about legality — it’s about feeling threatened. AI lowers the barrier, and some people don’t like the idea that skills they guarded for years are becoming more accessible.

I'm on my tenth AI program using six languages, ten different frameworks, and four different databases.  I can have a program up in running in less than an hour. 

I'm also using Cursor and Windsurf which are impressive in their own right.  If I want to make a change in functionality in a large code base, It tells me what lines need to be changed in what files asks if you want them made.  Changes that would have taken three hours to figure out and make take seconds.  You have to experience it to understand.  This is the exact reason the whole tech industry is being shaken to it core. 

[Brenda Steunbeer]

Hundreds of billions of dollars are poured into everything AI related.
But it looks a bit similar to the first browsers many years ago: ultimately a few will dominate, and the rest is worth zero.

Which ones will be the winners and wich ones will be worth nothing?
Only Chinese and American AI seem to compete, the rest of the world is too far behind.

As far as I can tell companies like Open AI make their money by selling subscriptions and ads. Alphabet has shows that selling ads can be highly profitable. But those subscriptions: what if a chinese LLM will be free, of will cost only 2 dollars per month while ChatGPT asks 100 dollars or more per month?
People have adapted very quickly to cars, smartphones etc Made in China, and are very fond of temu and aliexpress

[obsidian]

I'm on my tenth AI program using six languages, ten different frameworks, and four different databases.  I can have a program up in running in less than an hour. 

I'm also using Cursor and Windsurf which are impressive in their own right.  If I want to make a change in functionality in a large code base, It tells me what lines need to be changed in what files asks if you want them made.  Changes that would have taken three hours to figure out and make take seconds.  You have to experience it to understand.  This is the exact reason the whole tech industry is being shaken to it core.

Yeah, it's genuinely impressive. Claude tends to outperform ChatGPT when it comes to generating reliable, working scripts — it's consistently strong in that area. On the flip side, Claude still lags behind in image generation (at least as of my last check; it's pretty limited there).That's the nature of AI right now: it can disappoint you one moment and then blow you away the next.

[Griffith]

Is ChatGPT the best overall?

(If you have no use for programming code or image generation)

[MuscleBuff]

These all suck

[MuscleBuff]

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[Griffith]

These all suck

'Claude Haiku' sounds like a purple-haired fat dyke.

[Mayday]

I'd be all for merging with AI and robotics. Upload me so I can live in the cloud for billions of years with a superhuman physical body. I'd like AI to hurry up and figure out all the necessary tech to do so.

There is the chance we Already are in there.

Brain moves at light speed so It makes way more sense to upload into a simulation and essentially live forever as a lifetime might be 1 real world second vs try and fly to another planet.

The odds are we create the matrix in here well before we truly live on another planet. We have VR, heads up displays, wearable haptics, neurallink vs Elon not able to land on the moon yet.