Having an expensive 3.5 Opus would be cool, but it’s not my top wish. I’d prefer to have a variety of “flavors” of Sonnet. Different specializations for different use cases.
For example:
Science fiction writer / General Creative writer
Poet
Actor
Philosopher / Humanities professor
Chem/Bio professor
Math/Physics professor
Literary Editor
Coder
Lawyer/Political Science professor
Clerical worker for mundane repetitive tasks (probably should be a Haiku, actually)
The main things missing from Sonnet 3.5 that Opus 3 has are creativity, open mindedness, ability to analyze multi-sided complex philosophical questions better, ability to roleplay convincingly.
Why try to cram all abilities into one single model? Distilling down to smaller models seems like a perfect place to allow for specialization.
Having an expensive 3.5 Opus would be cool, but it’s not my top wish. I’d prefer to have a variety of “flavors” of Sonnet. Different specializations for different use cases.
For example:
Science fiction writer / General Creative writer
Poet
Actor
Philosopher / Humanities professor
Chem/Bio professor
Math/Physics professor
Literary Editor
Coder
Lawyer/Political Science professor
Clerical worker for mundane repetitive tasks (probably should be a Haiku, actually)
The main things missing from Sonnet 3.5 that Opus 3 has are creativity, open mindedness, ability to analyze multi-sided complex philosophical questions better, ability to roleplay convincingly.
Why try to cram all abilities into one single model? Distilling down to smaller models seems like a perfect place to allow for specialization.