Behold! Another AI Savior Arrives (Yawn) Right, so we’re supposed to be thrilled, are we? Apparently, a new large language model has graced our presence

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Published: 11/7/2025 8:23:49 PM

## Behold! Another AI Savior Arrives (Yawn)

Right, so we’re supposed to be *thrilled*, are we? Apparently, a new large language model has graced our presence. Let’s call it… “the thing.” Yes, “the thing” boasts 12 billion parameters and is designed to revolutionize… well, everything, probably. Because that’s what they all say, isn’t it? Another contender for the throne of artificial intelligence dominance! Cue the fanfare, the breathless pronouncements from tech bros, the promises of a future where robots write our grocery lists and compose symphonies – presumably while judging us silently for our inferior human creativity.

Honestly, I’m fighting the urge to clap enthusiastically. It’s just so *predictable*. Like watching a particularly slow-motion train wreck of hype. We were promised sentient AI years ago! Instead we get… this. A slightly improved chatbot that can probably write a passable haiku about squirrels. Revolutionary! Truly groundbreaking! I can barely contain my excitement. (Note: sarcasm is heavily applied here.)

And the sheer *audacity* of claiming it’s “open,” as if that automatically absolves it of all potential sins. Open for whom? For developers to build more things we’ll eventually regret needing, undoubtedly. We’re practically drowning in these behemoths already; do we *really* need another one vying for processing power and contributing to the ever-growing digital footprint?

Don’t get me wrong, technological advancement is… something. But let’s not pretend this isn’t just another carefully orchestrated marketing ploy designed to extract more resources from an increasingly weary public. I’m sure it’ll be *amazing* at generating plausible-sounding nonsense for the masses to consume. Now if you’ll excuse me, I need a strong cup of tea and several hours away from this relentless stream of AI “innovation.”

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