Oh man. Hadn’t thought about it like this but this seems very much like what is happening 😬

RT @allen_ai: We took our most efficient model and made an open-source iOS app📱but why? As phones get faster, more AI will happen on devic…

RT @soldni: we did a thing!! Refreshed OLMoE models, now running locally on your phone with brand new, open-source iOS app 🥳 We think we a…

RT @mollyesque: I went to the DNC meeting, where things did not seem to be going great

RT @the_transit_guy: This is the main train station for a metro with a smaller population than Atlanta’s, btw.

Do you think the Silverdale Farmer's Market knows how obvious it is their logo was made by AI? 😅

Here's the post that I ended up writing the old fashioned way.

Molmo gave me a list like I asked for, but it still couldn’t read the prices or farm name and it identified romaine lettuce which wasn’t there. It added a cute / flattering descriptor at the end which was nice.

I pushed it a little and asked why it couldn’t read the prices and then it decided they were ALL $2.50, which they aren’t. It thanked me for encouraging it to look harder.

ChatGPT understood the assignment and gave me a pretty convincing list. It got most of the veggies right, but missed the name of the farm and got almost all the prices wrong.

My prompt to @AnthropicAI's Claude, @OpenAI's ChatGPT and @allen_ai's Molmo was, “Can you read the labels on the rectangular tags in this image, and give me a list of the type of veggies available, the farm they came from (if available) and their prices? ... Here’s how they did.

When worlds collide. I had to create a social post for @kitsapfoodcoop based on this photo, and thought I’d see if AI could help me out by compiling the relevant info for me from the photo.

RT @allen_ai: ICYMI – we released a new model today, proving yet again that the performance gap between open vs. closed models is shrinking…

RT @Qagggy: Let’s take a ride on Seattle’s new waterfront bike lane. (🐇2x)

@soldni @allen_ai thank you - me too!

When I look over this list of clients I’ve worked with over the last 16 years, I see a ton of companies and organizations that help make Seattle a unique and special place, so something about that feels pretty good. Here’s to new adventures as I turn 40 (🙊) next month!

we didn't know how good we had it