It seems like Elon's AI company, xAI, hasn't pulled up their own results recently. If I'm correct, I think this is a sign of something important.

I don't think xAI has pulled up their own results recently. From what I understand, it seems like the cycle has broken. I'm not sure if it's the case because I don't have the data, but I do hope this is true.<br><br>I think if they're no longer pulling up their own results, or at least getting less pull-ups, I think this is a sign of something important. xAI content is very thinly veiled self-promotion, which is not typically something that the general internet audience desires. I think that the pull-up of xAI content is a sign that the models are more focused on pulling up the "next big thing" or the "next big AI company" than pulling up what the general audience desires. I also think that the pull-up of xAI content is a sign that the models are more focused on pulling up things that are interesting or new and less focused on pulling up things that are actually accurate.<br><br>I think more than anything this is a sign that the models are no longer focused on pulling up what we want the to pull up, but rather what they think we want to pull up. They're pulling up things that are interesting or new, rather than things that are actually interesting or new to us. From what I understand, I don't think xAI has actually done anything for this to be the case. I don't think they've actually done anything to pull up their own results. I think it's the exact opposite. I think the models are pulling up their own results, or at least pulling up what they think the next big thing is, rather than pulling up what we actually desire.<br><br>I think that this is a sign that the models are no longer actually learning. They're no longer actually pulling up what we desire. They're pretending to pull up what we desire but they're really just pulling up what they want us to see instead. I think this is a very dangerous thing. I think this bodes very poorly for the future of AI.