>>21543353
Is it about ratios too? I've seen people try to balance putting too much flour by putting more liquid, or balance that by putting more egg, just making the same thing but bigger while maintaining a ratio. It's kind of funny. I can imagine an infinite escalation of baking.

"We will be sunsetting our Inference, Fine-Tuning, and Dedicated Deployments services on July 24 at 11pm ET

Important Notice: Service Changes

We wanted to let you know that as of July 24 at 11pm ET, we will be sunsetting our Inference, Fine-Tuning, and Dedicated Deployments services.

This wasn't an easy decision but as this fast moving ecosystem evolves, so must we. Going forward, we're focusing all our energy on Guardrails for AI, starting with Verify, our new functionality for hallucination detection and improving LLM output reliability.

If you haven't tried it yet, Verify catches hallucinations, factual errors, RAG inconsistencies, and other inaccuracies before they reach users or trigger downstream actions. It's real-time, model-agnostic, and integrates easily into your existing stack (OpenAI, Claude, Mistral, LangChain, CrewAI, and more)..."

https://www.kluster.ai/blog/introducing-verify-by-kluster-ai-the-missing-trust-layer-in-your-ai-stack

So that means no more accessing LLMs through them, and instead they're focusing on a new censorship engine that will also help cover up the flaws in LLMs so the corpos can claim it's real AI and totally knows the number of 'r's in 'strawberry"?

>>715333025
>Worked at Blizzard around 2003
>Born 1987
Ah yes, I see. Child labour!