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by hasteg2 hours ago |
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upvoteby daemonologist2 hours ago|
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They have a subsequent post (from Monday) about what they've been working on: https://rosmine.ai/2026/05/18/fixing-llm-writing-with-distri...

(I would assume they haven't made a lot of $ off of this, if nothing else because they've only just put out that post and demo. They do seem to have produced a model that doesn't sound very LLM-y to my ear, though it also seems rather weak for its size.)

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upvoteby bityard1 hours ago|
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Shallow take: They made an LLM that uses fewer emdashes.

Cynical take: They made an LLM that can bypass existing AI slop detectors.

Realistic take: They found a research problem they found interesting, dumped a bunch of capital and sweat equity into and (claimed to have, at least) found a solution. Neat!

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upvoteby ryandrake1 hours ago|
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Or they just have lots of money and a hobby. Someone else might blow $48K to get an old Cessna and go have fun flying around. Not everything needs to have a purpose.
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upvoteby exceptione2 hours ago|
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I am not the author, but he has been training/tuning? a model that produces text that mimics the source material in a more natural way. So getting the LLMs to produce less bland and boring LLMisms, according to the following up blog post.
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upvoteby hsuduebc22 hours ago|
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citing from the article:

"I spent a long time trying high risk/high reward experiments and failing. But now I have something good. I’ve solved a major problem with LLMs. And I’m launching next Monday so we will soon see if it’s actually a breakthrough or just LLM psychosis "

Maybe ai companies today have some bounty program?

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