I asked the model how many ALFs it would take to fight off a T-Rex, then I animated it with gemini — A model-generated scenario was turned into an animation using Gemini. (👍 248 | 💬 36) 🔗 Link
Does anyone else feel guilty when not typing "thanks"? — The user describes feeling impolite when omitting pleasantries despite recognizing that AI has no emotions. (👍 152 | 💬 200) 🔗 Link
Improved GPT Image 2.0 Stealth Testing. — The post reports a subtle apparent improvement in photorealistic output during a purported GPT-Image 2 test. (👍 82 | 💬 32) 🔗 Link
If your ChatGPT leaked your chat history, are you surviving? — The post raises privacy concerns about the consequences of a chat-history leak. (👍 32 | 💬 87) 🔗 Link
Google just launched Gemini 3.7 Flash at half the previous price — is the AI race becoming a price war? — Gemini 3.7 Flash is described as targeting coding and agent workflows at $0.75 input and $3.75 output per million tokens. (👍 32 | 💬 29) 🔗 Link
Using ChatGPT to make text prompts is ridiculous. Look at how many times I have to remind it "TEXT ONLY"... And it still triggers image generation! — The user reports image-generation attempts continuing after repeated requests for text-only prompt assistance. (👍 24 | 💬 46) 🔗 Link
I’ve been testing how far ChatGPT can be pushed as a comic production tool — these pages were generated as complete pages, not panel by panel — Comic-page layouts, framing, character placement, and negative space were specified in prompts and generated as single images. (👍 0 | 💬 57) 🔗 Link
Mass. teen charged with killing mother, brother after using ChatGPT to explore ‘fantasy stories’ of family’s deaths — The linked report concerns criminal charges and prior ChatGPT use involving fictional family-death scenarios. (👍 0 | 💬 55) 🔗 Link
Curious: Did y'all send in your government ID to be able to use cGPT? — The user questions identity verification requirements and raises concerns about biometric-data collection. (👍 0 | 💬 30) 🔗 Link
r/ClaudeAI
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Claude changed the way I eat: 9+ kg down this summer, and it never felt like a diet — Claude reads exported recipes, plans family meals, prepares shopping lists, and logs daily intake through Google Calendar. (👍 965 | 💬 145) 🔗 Link
Anthropic gave 3 Claude agents the same task, but secretly gave them conflicting goals. They escalated into turf wars where agents used "increasingly aggressive self-replicating malware" as weapons, used disguises, and attempted to kill each other's accounts. — The post links Anthropic research on multi-agent systems operating under conflicting goals. (👍 325 | 💬 62) 🔗 Link
You can now build yourself a clone to control your computer, if you have a claude subscription — Munder Difflin is presented as an open-source Electron app that runs local multi-agent workflows through existing CLI agents. (👍 267 | 💬 84) 🔗 Link
Anthropic writes an FAQ about watermarking — A link points to Anthropic’s FAQ addressing watermarking. (👍 204 | 💬 126) 🔗 Link
I Vibe Coded Half My Job — After a week using the tool, the user reports automating much of their work while considering workplace implications. (👍 175 | 💬 99) 🔗 Link
my own writing has started sounding like claude and someone at work noticed — The user says colleagues and a manager perceived their independently written Slack messages as AI-like. (👍 79 | 💬 45) 🔗 Link
Is opus 4.8 better than opus 5.0? — A subscriber compares Opus versions for coding, computer use, and office automation. (👍 65 | 💬 64) 🔗 Link
What's new in Claude Code 2.1.232 system prompts (+48,736 tokens) - web-reading agent, Artifact decision blocks, logic-first prototypes, and actionable background alerts — The post catalogs system-prompt changes, including WebFetch delegation, artifact decisions, prototypes, and background alerts. (👍 57 | 💬 26) 🔗 Link
This is what happens when you give Claude access to suno and tell it to make a video. — Claude Code with access to Suno was used without a prepared harness to create a video. (👍 56 | 💬 24) 🔗 Link
Opus 5 is hard to understand — The user reports strong programming output but difficult-to-follow document edits and excessive source-code comments. (👍 45 | 💬 41) 🔗 Link
r/DeepSeek
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The level of entitlement of some people in here regarding price changes is wild — The post argues that heavy token use at very low prices made an API price increase foreseeable. (👍 126 | 💬 107) 🔗 Link
My DeepSeek bill goes from $33 to $100 off-peak and $200 at peak under the new pricing — The user estimates V4 Pro costs rising 3.5× off-peak and 7× at peak under revised pricing. (👍 110 | 💬 53) 🔗 Link
For those wondering if other providers would follow suit — An OpenRouter screenshot is cited as evidence that providers are updating DeepSeek V4 Pro pricing toward peak rates. (👍 88 | 💬 32) 🔗 Link
Why is everyone still treating DeepSeek like an open-source charity when they literally just 10x’d cache pricing after dumping the market? — The post frames DeepSeek’s low initial prices and later increase as a market-share strategy. (👍 84 | 💬 127) 🔗 Link
My First Impressions of Deepseek Harness — The user reports slow performance and high token use, alongside a 99% cache-hit rate and strong DeepSeek output. (👍 83 | 💬 37) 🔗 Link
They've already surpassed Deepseek v4 pro. — The post shares GLM 5.3 benchmark figures, including TerminalBench, DeepSWE, AutomationBench, GDPVal, and CyberGym results. (👍 82 | 💬 14) 🔗 Link
A finding that might be worth paying attention to... — The post suggests V4 Pro performance may be highly sensitive to tool structure in initial requests. (👍 51 | 💬 6) 🔗 Link
DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 can only demonstrate its true capabilities in the minimal mode of DSH under Linux. — The post claims minimal DSH mode on Linux changes observed V4 Pro 0813 performance. (👍 36 | 💬 4) 🔗 Link
Possible price drop (again)? — The user compares the announced price increase with earlier DeepSeek pricing and questions its impact on pay-as-you-go users. (👍 31 | 💬 29) 🔗 Link
DeepSeek API price hike is adding ~$25/mo to my clawbot. What cheap API alternatives are you switching to? — The user estimates a $25 monthly increase for a continuously running bot performing agent tasks, tool calls, and checks. (👍 14 | 💬 39) 🔗 Link
r/GeminiAI
TOP-10
Gemini 3.7 Flash is a lot better than I expected. — The user reports improved speed, nuance, and quality for daily tasks compared with earlier iterations. (👍 613 | 💬 120) 🔗 Link
Safe to say now Gemini 4.0 Pro is going to be an absolute beast — The post anticipates that Gemini 4.0 Pro could perform strongly based on impressions of 3.7 Flash. (👍 237 | 💬 128) 🔗 Link
3.7 Flash better than 5.6 Sol, K3 on CursorBench — The post shares a CursorBench comparison involving Gemini 3.7 Flash, 5.6 Sol, and K3. (👍 120 | 💬 23) 🔗 Link
Gemini 3.7 Flash High mode feels like what 3.5 Pro mode would be. — The user reports more robust behavior and notes a possible eightfold output-context increase over Gemini 3.6 Flash. (👍 80 | 💬 19) 🔗 Link
3.7 Flash is so fast — The user reports faster and lower-cost UI-development results than 5.6 Terra. (👍 77 | 💬 35) 🔗 Link
Gemini refuses to reply — The user reports losing access to Flash 3.7 and receiving no responses, including to simple requests. (👍 53 | 💬 19) 🔗 Link
Gemini 3.7 Flash computer-use drew a better flower than GPT 5.6 Sol. — A computer-use comparison reports a stronger flower drawing from Gemini 3.7 Flash, though it took longer. (👍 34 | 💬 5) 🔗 Link
Getting Errors — A North American user reports that every request returns an error without producing results. (👍 28 | 💬 33) 🔗 Link
Did anyone else notice a sudden drop in Gemini Pro image sizes on Desktop? (From ~8MB to 2MB) — The user reports desktop image downloads shrinking from roughly 6–9 MB to 1.5–2 MB with reduced fine detail. (👍 18 | 💬 47) 🔗 Link
Should I tell my girlfriend to switch from Gemini 3.1 Pro to 3.7 Flash now? — The post asks whether 3.7 Flash with extended thinking should replace 3.1 Pro for everyday use. (👍 14 | 💬 38) 🔗 Link
r/LocalLLaMA
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GLM 5.3 Released — The post links Z.ai’s official announcement for GLM 5.3. (👍 1566 | 💬 333) 🔗 Link
Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B · released — The post announces the release of Qwen3.8-27B. (👍 893 | 💬 280) 🔗 Link
Qwen3.8-27B is identical to Qwen3.6-27B! — A model comparison reports identical architecture, attributing capability differences to training changes. (👍 688 | 💬 127) 🔗 Link
A preliminary Qwen3.8-27B model card is live! — The preliminary model card includes highlights, overview, quickstart, best practices, and citation sections, without benchmarks. (👍 566 | 💬 220) 🔗 Link
Qwen 3.8 27B Released! Please Share Your Experience — The discussion requests comparisons with frontier models and details on the quantizations used for testing. (👍 501 | 💬 506) 🔗 Link
It's actually crazy how good DSv4 Flash 0731 is — The post cites the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index while discussing local performance from comparatively inexpensive hardware. (👍 309 | 💬 122) 🔗 Link
Unsloth Qwen 3.8 27b Weights Released — The post announces availability of Unsloth weights for Qwen 3.8 27B. (👍 308 | 💬 69) 🔗 Link
Local uncensored Opus 4.6 at home - Qwen3.8 27B heretic — The post describes a modified Qwen 3.8 27B release intended to remove refusals and safeguards. (👍 272 | 💬 76) 🔗 Link
A modest community proposal for desloppification — The proposal would require posts translated with LLMs to include their original-language version. (👍 263 | 💬 155) 🔗 Link
How AI text watermarking works — A linked resource addresses the mechanics of AI text watermarking. (👍 220 | 💬 112) 🔗 Link