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roon @tszzl bodes very poorly for openai. higher value added tasks are higher on the abstraction ladder. you want your tokens to be generating intellectual property, not doing rote tasks 2:15 AM · Aug 5, 2026 · 7,112 Views 15 replies, 4 reposts, 116 likes, 9 bookmarks xlr8harder @xlr8harder · 3h One odd thing about Sol is that it is willing to engage in a more fun way, but doesn't ever really leave openings for it or seem especially attached to that mode of communication. If I tease it, it plays back, then goes right back to robot mode. It's a little uncanny. (3 likes, 195 views) Asa Hidmark bio🐦AIlogic @Nymne · 4h There is going to be a differentiation between the expensive manager AI personas who understand you and love you and who you can trust (SSI?) and the cheap workhorses, mostly open weights. On the good side Anthropic seem to have abdicated the first category with Opus5.
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Continuation of the Twitter thread on persona-vs-tool AI framing: roon's original tweet, then replies from xlr8harder observing Sol's guarded playfulness ('robot mode'), and Asa Hidmark speculating about a coming split between trusted 'manager AI persona' models and cheap open-weight workhorses, claiming Anthropic has ceded the trusted-persona category with Opus 5.
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