> I don’t think anymore we had a massive intelligence jump.
Not among the public-facing models, they're indeed stagnating. However, the development of models for military use won't be slowed down, that much is certain.
> Therefore I see this as marketing.
It's some marketing but mostly politics, it's an attempt to discourage others from developing AI countermeasures to what is being developed in secret. And to fulfill the backstage agreements which aren't worth the paper they aren't written on.
Not among the public-facing models, they're indeed stagnating. However, the development of models for military use won't be slowed down, that much is certain.
> Therefore I see this as marketing.
It's some marketing but mostly politics, it's an attempt to discourage others from developing AI countermeasures to what is being developed in secret. And to fulfill the backstage agreements which aren't worth the paper they aren't written on.