Tim Sweeney tweeted that Elon Musk's predicted 100x gain in intelligence per gigabyte has come true; Musk says specialist AIs add another 100x. Dave asks how 10,000 agents would work together; Alex says specialists are really sparsification.
Ed Zitron said his Bloomberg terminal's AI invented a Microsoft share price and that his editor Matt Hughes, not a hallucination benchmark, earns his trust. The host argued buyers pay for output and AI should be compared with fallible people.
Alvin Graylin argues parameter counts are a poor guide to AI danger because small specialized models, agent harnesses and deployment safeguards shape risk. A host counters that testing today's models may miss what self-improving versions become.
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