AI 开发者日报

• Cognition融资4亿美元扩展Devin：Cognition宣布完成4亿美元融资，投后估值达102亿美元，旨在"推进AI编程智能体的前沿技术"。本轮融资由Founders Fund领投，Lux、8VC、Neo等机构参与。团队强调了客户扩展和Windsurf团队的加入，并正在产品、基础设施和后训练领域进行招聘（公告1、公告2、团队说明、计划片段）。评论：@swyx加入Cognition，阐述了他为何"看好"智能体实验室理论，以及在"智能体十年"中，同步/异步工作流定位对主导地位的重要性（讨论串）。

• 智能体开发栈变得更简单且功能更强大：

Vercel推出了基于Vercel AI SDK、Gateway、Sandbox和调优的GPT-5智能体循环构建的开源"氛围编程平台"（工具使用：文件IO、命令、包安装、自动修复），并通过一次性演示在Go中编写了多人Pong游戏（演示）。

Claude Code的循环设计有意保持极简：单一主循环+异步缓冲区、直接工具和基于TODO的规划；简单性在可调试性和可靠性方面胜过群体编排（分析）。

• 编程评估：Kimi K2-0905在Groq上达到94%并在Roo Code排名第7，成为首个突破90+的开源权重模型，同时也是前十名中最快/最便宜的（排行榜）。Tim Dettmers报告称，编程助手的实际前沿越来越倾向于开源权重：GLM-4.5"每月3美元"且质量接近Sonnet；Kimi K2.1 Turbo相比Opus 4.1快约3倍且便宜约7倍，而GPT-5主要在复杂规范工作方面表现出色（观点）。

• Kimi K2 0905 和 Qwen3-ASR：

Kimi K2 0905（1T 参数，架构未变）显著提升了智能体能力：Terminal-Bench Hard 从 14% 提升至 23%，Tau2-Bench Telecom 从 61% 提升至 73%；上下文长度从 128k 翻倍至 256k。在 Artificial Analysis 的 AAII 评测中智能水平提升 +2 分；现已在 Kimi 官网上线（总结，实时笔记）。

• 阿里巴巴的 Qwen3-ASR 发布了支持多语言转录的单一模型（英文/中文 + 9 种语言），具备自动检测功能，对背景音乐/噪音/说唱具有鲁棒性。

更快的解码和更轻量的 KV：

• Meta 的 Set Block Decoding (SBD) 技术可在不改变架构的情况下，为现有大模型带来 3-5 倍解码速度提升，匹配 NTP 性能并保持精确的 KV 缓存——通过掩码/离散扩散公式实现并行生成（概述，详情）。

• KV 缓存和量化创新：AutoRound 现已集成到 SGLang（PR），Turing Post 调研了 KV 压缩技术（量化、低秩、Slim Attention、XQuant）及其权衡（讨论串），QuTLASS v0.1.0 为 Blackwell GPU 带来 4 位 NVFP4 微缩放和快速变换（发布）。AlgoPerf v0.6 新增滚动排行榜、JAX jit 支持，并降低算法基准测试的计算成本（更新）；HF 记录了 PyTorch 的 ZeroGPU AOT 编译内部机制（博客）。

• Veo 3正式发布且价格更优惠：Google的Veo 3和Veo 3 Fast现已在Gemini API中正式发布，价格下调约50%（分别为0.40美元/秒和0.15美元/秒），支持1080p输出和9:16垂直视频格式——定位为规模化生产（开发博客、价格分析、产品经理说明）。

• 社区工作流和工具：

"Nano Banana"（Gemini 2.5 Flash图像预览）催生了一个周末的"氛围编程"项目——现已在Google AI Studio中开源供重新混用；团队报告一键复用和有趣的特性（例如，时钟总是显示10:10）（开源包、特性）。

• Qwen的"论文→网站"流程可在几分钟内将研究论文转化为可部署的网站（演示）。Lmarena添加了多轮图像编辑评估功能，让社区可以比较不同模型（包括"nano banana"）的迭代优化效果（功能）。对于文档RAG用户体验，ColQwen2 + Weaviate为可视化PDF搜索和补丁高亮提供了基于token的相似性映射（构建）。

• 迈向迭代式自我改进：FAIR的探索性迭代（ExIt）通过自动课程训练大模型进行推理时自我改进，该课程从模型自身先前的响应中引导，优先处理GRPO组中具有高回报方差的局部历史记录。ExIt在竞赛数学、BFCLv3多轮任务和MLE基准测试（+22%）上表现优于GRPO，同时仅训练单步改进（讨论）。

• 在线与离线强化学习及评估：

证据持续显示在线强化学习（PPO/GRPO）在大规模应用中优于离线方法如DPO，尽管半在线迭代（在线策略采样+负梯度）缩小了这一差距；数据质量仍然是算法选择的主导因素（总结）。

• 为何许多"智能体"表现不佳：决策制定具有近乎零的容错性和稀疏数据，与生成任务相比；大多数失败源于粗糙的任务范围界定和非结构化环境，而非大模型的缺陷（辩论回顾）。

• RAG评估从"死"单元测试转向"活"循环：RAGGY（开源REPL）支持RAG的假设迭代，强烈推动将预生产测试与生产可观测性和人工审查集成，而不是将它们视为独立的孤岛（RAGGY、评估观点）。另见利用工具使用和多步推理的实用"智能体化RAG"架构（指南）。

• Multi‑robot planning via RL: Google DeepMind’s RoboBallet (with Intrinsic and UCL) choreographs up to 8 robot arms for collision‑free task and motion planning, outperforming traditional methods by ~25%, and generalizing to new workflows in seconds via RL‑learned coordination principles (announcement, more).
• Open hardware stacks and dexterous manipulation: Pollen Robotics outfitted Reachy 2 with dual open‑source “Amazing Hand” grippers for fine manipulation; native integration coming (demo). X Square announced WALL‑OSS (open base model) and the Quanta X2 robot with auto‑mop and dexterous hand; Alibaba Cloud led a $140M A+ round (>$280M raised in

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• Cognition raises $400M at $10.2B to scale AI coding agents (announcement)
• Vercel’s OSS vibe coding platform with a tuned GPT‑5 loop one‑shots a multiplayer Pong game in Go (demo)
• Qwen3‑ASR: one model for multilingual ASR with 32K**tokens; details in the project’s [blog post](https://qwenlm.github.io/blog/qwen3_next/). Upstream support landed in Hugging Face Transformers via [PR #40771](https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/pull/40771) (12 commits, 15 files,**+2,964/−2` LOC) referencing the Qwen3 repo, indicating integrated model/tokenizer configs and tests for the Qwen3‑Next family.

Qwen (Alibaba) outlines a new architecture for the Qwen3-Next series, notably in the released model Qwen/Qwen3-Next-80B-A3B-Instruct: Hybrid Attention combining Gated DeltaNet + Gated Attention, Multi-Token Prediction (MTP) for improved pretraining and faster inference, and stability tweaks like zero-centered, weight-decayed LayerNorm. They claim 80B total parameters with only 3B active via high-sparsity MoE, outperforming Qwen3-32B on downstream tasks at 10x higher inference throughput on contexts >32K tokens (blog).

• Discussion benchmarks the MoE activation ratio 1:50 against other models: GPT-OSS-12B activates 4/128 (1:32), V3/R1 9/257 (1:29), K2 9/385 (1:43), and LongCat-Flash averages 9/513 (1:57), though its larger shared expert inflates the effective active parameter share. Qwen3-Next’s routing sparsity is thus among the most aggressive in this set, prompting interest in how small individual experts can be without degrading quality.

baidu/ERNIE-4.5-21B-A3B-Thinking · Hugging Face (Score: 237, Comments: 59): Baidu released ERNIE-4.5-21B-A3B-Thinking, a ~21Bparameter text MoE model with ~3B activated parameters per token (A3B) focused on enhanced multi-step reasoning and 128K context. It provides Transformer-style weights compatible with transformers ≥4.54.0, vLLM, and FastDeploy, supports tool/function calling, and is released under Apache-2.0. A community GGUF build is available at gabriellarson/ERNIE-4.5-21B-A3B-Thinking-GGUF. Commentary flags potentially selective benchmarking (only comparing to stronger models) and requests Q4/Q5 GGUF quants that fit on a single 16GB GPU as a competitor to Qwen3-30B-A3B; a benchmark image was shared for scrutiny.

• Several note the benchmark framing looks cherry-picked: the posted chart appears to compare mainly against stronger baselines that already beat ERNIE-4.5-21B-A3B-Thinking, which obscures where it actually leads or lags; see the shared image for context (https://preview.redd.it/0e10f0pbw1of1.png?width=3840&format=png&auto=webp&s=916b8f0777cb166e44833224bd30af0291d312d4). The sharp drop on CNsimpleqa versus more competitive results elsewhere raises “benchmaxxing” concerns—i.e., dataset-specific tuning inflating scores on popular leaderboards while underperforming on less-targeted Chinese QA. Calls for broader, apples-to-apples baselines (e.g., Llama 3.1 70B/8B, Qwen2.5/3 14B/32–30B) and full metric breakdowns are implied to validate generalization.
• On-device feasibility: a 21B model at Q4 is ~10.5 GB weights-only and ~13.1 GB at Q5, so ERNIE-4.5-21B-A3B-Thinking could plausibly fit on a single 16 GB GPU with careful KV cache and batch/context management; meanwhile a 30B (e.g., Qwen3-30B-a3b) is ~15.0 GB (Q4) and ~18.8 GB (Q5) for weights-only, making Q5 infeasible and Q4 borderline once runtime overhead and KV cache are included. Because “A3B/Thinking” styles tend to emit longer reasoning traces, KV cache can dominate memory at longer contexts, so practical single-GPU use likely requires short context, small batch, and aggressive paged-KV or offloading.
• Requests for Ernie-4.5-VL-28B and especially Ernie-4.5-VL-424B support highlight infra constraints: even at 4-bit, a 424B model is ~212 GB weights-only, necessitating multi-GPU tensor/pipeline parallelism (e.g., ≥3×80 GB for weights alone, more for KV/vision tower). Proper HF integration would also need the vision encoder + projector wiring (CLIP/ViT-like tower, image tokenization), and inference backends that support heterogeneous compute (CPU offload/ZeRO, paged attention) to make 28B tractable and 424B at least demo-able.

2. Open-Source SOTA Challengers (PyDevMini-1, ROMA Seal-0/FRAMES, Apertus)

• PyDevMini-1: A 4B model that matches/outperforms GPT-4 on Python & Web Dev Code, At 1/400th the Size! (Score: 295, Comments: 91): Release of PyDevMini-1, a ~4Bparameter finetune of Qwen’s base model (author cites “Qwen3-4B-Instruct-2507”) targeting Python and web-dev coding, claiming GPT‑4‑level behavior at ~1/400th the size, runnable on a single gaming GPU. The model emphasizes real-world demos over benchmarks (side‑by‑side video) and provides a free Colab for replication; training credits include Qwen (repo), Unsloth’s Duo for efficient finetuning, and Tesslate’s web‑dev data (WEBGEN‑4B‑Preview). Key specs: 4.0B params (3.6B non‑embedding), 36 layers, GQA (32 Q heads / 8 KV heads), native context 262,144; recommended decoding: temp=0.7, top_p=0.8, top_k=20, min_p=0. Links: model card (HF), demo/try-it Colab (Colab), community Discord (invite). Roadmap priorities: tool-calling mastery and long-context robustness. Commenters ask for rigorous head‑to‑head coding benchmarks vs the base Qwen3‑4B‑Instruct‑2507 to verify finetune gains and detect regressions; they also note lack of current tool‑calling support as a blocker for serious coding agents. Additional feedback flags potential training‑data overlap with showcased tasks (suggesting large unseen codebase bug‑fix tests) and requests proper attribution/linking to Tesslate’s dataset rather than re‑uploads (Apache‑2.0).

Real-world robustness concerns: while the small-model results look strong, commenters suspect many showcased tasks may appear in the training set and request evaluation on a large, real codebase (e.g., fixing a bug across 100k+ lines) to test long-context navigation and multi-file reasoning. They also note the post omits tool-calling; modern coding agents are expected to execute tools (run tests, edit files, call functions), and lacking this capability likely limits practical coding performance even if static benchmarks look good.

• Comparison request against strong 4B baselines: specifically, head-to-head coding benchmarks versus Qwen3-4B-Instruct-2507 to verify the finetune actually improves (or at least doesn’t regress) the base model. Suggested evidence includes standard pass@1/pass@k metrics on common code sets (e.g., HumanEval/MBPP/LiveCodeBench) under identical prompting, context limits, and tokenizer settings to substantiate claims of matching/outperforming larger models.
• Actionable evaluation suggestion: run the Python portion of the Aider “polyglot” test suite and report the second-pass score, which better reflects iterative edit-test loops than single-shot QA. Link: https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider. Providing both full-suite results and the Python-only breakdown would yield a more realistic view of end-to-end coding capability for a 4B model.

Open-source Deep Research repo called ROMA beats every existing closed-source platform (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Kimi Researcher, Gemini, etc.) on Seal-0 and FRAMES (Score: 162, Comments: 9): The post announces an open-source “deep research” framework, ROMA (repo), claiming state-of-the-art results on the SEAL-0 and FRAMES benchmarks versus closed platforms (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Kimi Researcher, Gemini). ROMA is described as a plug-and-play system combining recursive planning and a multi-agent architecture with a web search tool; the attached image appears to be a benchmark leaderboard comparing ROMA against those services. Links provided include the GitHub repo and a promotional X post. Top comments question the self-claimed superiority, noting potential benchmark bias and pointing out Gemini’s advantage via Google search; they also request head-to-head results against proprietary “Deep Research” modes (OpenAI Deep Research, Grok DeepSearch, Gemini Deep Research) and ask for real-world user experiences.

• Benchmark scope gap: commenters note ROMA compares against general chat products but omits specialized closed “deep research” agents. Without head‑to‑head results versus OpenAI Deep Research, Grok DeepSearch, and Gemini Deep Research on SEAL‑0 and FRAMES, the SOTA claim is hard to verify. Requests include publishing per‑task accuracy, citation fidelity, and error breakdowns, with fixed seeds, execution logs, and identical browsing quotas/user‑agents to ensure reproducibility.
• Retrieval stack confounder: a key objection is that Gemini may leverage Google’s first‑party index, which could dominate outcomes independent of the agentic planner—“There’s no way it beats Gemini, especially since it uses Google’s internal search index.” For fairness, commenters suggest normalizing backends or stratifying results by retrieval setting (no-search, public SERP, first‑party index) and time‑freezing queries so differences reflect planning/tool‑use rather than search privilege.
• Plug‑and‑play multimodality and real‑time tools: interest centers on whether ROMA cleanly swaps in VLM/ASR components (e.g., GPT‑4o, Gemini 1.5) for page parsing, OCR, and table/chart extraction, which matter on FRAMES’ screenshot/PDF‑heavy hops. Technical clarity sought on how tools are registered (browser controller, scraper, retriever, verifier), streaming/latency constraints, rate‑limit handling, and anti‑bot strategies, to judge portability and whether benchmarked gains persist in live environments.

Switzerland just dropped Apertus, a fully open-source LLM trained only on public data (8B & 70B, 1k+ languages). Total transparency: weights, data, methods all open. Finally, a European push for AI independence. This is the kind of openness we need more of! (Score: 258, Comments: 31): Switzerland released “Apertus,” an open LLM suite in 8B and 70B sizes, trained exclusively on public data spanning 1,000+ languages, with full transparency of weights, datasets, and training methods for auditability and reproducibility. The project positions itself as a European push for AI sovereignty/independence and emphasizes data-provenance clarity over scraping private sources. Early community feedback suggests underwhelming performance relative to SOTA, per a LocalLLaMA thread (discussion link), and some debate centers on whether restricting to “public data only” hampers capability.

• Early reports in the linked thread suggest Apertus’ initial quality is underwhelming relative to expectations; commenters cite weak subjective performance and request rigorous, public benchmarks. See discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1n6eimy/new_open_llm_from_switzerland_apertus_40_training/. To properly position the 8B and 70B variants, people ask for head‑to‑head numbers on standard suites (e.g., MMLU, HellaSwag, GSM8K, MT‑Bench) versus Llama and Mistral baselines.
• Questions center on the exact “public data” used: which corpora, licenses, deduplication, filtering, and multilingual sampling strategy for the claimed 1k+ languages. Technical transparency here (dataset list, curation pipeline, tokenizer choice, per‑language token shares, and contamination checks) is crucial for reproducibility and to understand why performance may lag or excel in specific domains.
• Comparative interest with Mistral is high; commenters want apples‑to‑apples evaluations (same context window, prompt format, decoding params) between Apertus 8B/70B and Mistral 7B/8x7B (and Llama 8B/70B). Clear eval cards and inference settings would reduce variance and make any European “AI independence” claims measurable.

🤔 (Score: 373, Comments: 69): The image/post teases Alibaba’s Qwen stack: a new ASR service, Qwen3-ASR-Flash, built atop Qwen3-Omni and trained on “tens of millions” of hours of multimodal/ASR data (source). It also name-drops “Qwen Next, 1:50 sparsity, 80A3B,” implying a sparse MoE-style configuration (likely ~1 active expert out of 50 per token) and some model/cluster shorthand, though exact meaning of “80A3B” isn’t clarified in the post. Comments are mostly non-technical; no substantive benchmarks or ablations are discussed.

• Qwen team teaser: Qwen3-ASR-Flash is a speech recognition service built on Qwen3-Omni, reportedly trained/fine-tuned with multi-modal data including ASR datasets on the order of tens of millions of hours. Emphasis is on leveraging a strong generalist backbone for ASR via massive-scale supervised audio-text data, suggesting significant robustness across domains and accents compared to typical ASR-only pretraining regimes.
• Mentions of upcoming MoE configs: “Qwen Next, 1:50 sparsity, 80A3B” implies a very high expert count with only 1 of 50 experts active per token (extreme sparsity), and a notation hinting at a small active-parameter budget. Such routing would enable large total capacity while keeping per-token FLOPs close to smaller dense models, improving inference throughput and memory locality.
• Model naming hints: “MOE multimodal qwen 40B-4A, improved over 2507 by 20%” and “Qwen4-235B-A1B” suggest a scheme of TotalParams-ActiveParams (e.g., 40B total with 4B active; 235B total with ~1B active). The claimed ~20% improvement versus a prior “2507” baseline (unspecified metric) indicates measurable gains from MoE scaling while constraining active compute.

1. Anthropic Claude 性能下降事件与用户流失讨论

• 关于近期性能问题的更新（评分：609，评论：283）：**Anthropic 报告了两个影响部分 Claude 用户的模型质量 bug，现已修复。一个 bug 导致 8 月 5 日至 9 月 4 日期间少量 Claude Sonnet 4 请求输出质量下降（8 月 29 日至 9 月 4 日影响更大），另一个影响了一些 Claude Haiku 3.5 和 Claude Sonnet 4 请求（8 月 26 日至 9 月 5 日）。Anthropic 表示并非故意降低质量，正在调查 Claude Opus 4.1 的报告，并部署更多实时推理监控和对话重现工具；用户可通过 Claude Code 中的 /bug 或 Claude.ai 上的 👎 按钮报告问题。**评论者质疑"小比例"的说法，要求透明度和证据，引用社区基准测试，并担忧可能的量化/质量限制和客户补偿问题。

多位用户质疑 Anthropic 的"小 bug"解释，引用近几周的社区基准测试表明存在系统性质量下降。他们特别质疑模型是否在 8 月 28 日使用限制后悄悄进行了量化或其他修改，要求通过透明变更日志、可重现评估和清晰的模型/版本指纹来证明，并讨论对质量下降服务的客户补偿。

• Anthropic 确认的 Claude 模型质量问题持续一个月（评分：234，评论：62）：**Anthropic 确认了两个独立的 bug 导致 Claude 输出质量下降，并表示修复已部署。问题 1 影响 8 月 5 日至 9 月 4 日期间"小比例"的 Claude Sonnet 4 请求（8 月 29 日至 9 月 4 日严重性增加）；问题 2 影响 8 月 26 日至 9 月 5 日期间的一些 Claude Haiku 3.5 和 Claude Sonnet 4 请求。他们正在监控 Claude Opus 4.1 的报告；受影响平台包括 claude.ai、console.anthropic.com、api.anthropic.com 和 Claude Code。Anthropic 表示质量下降并非故意，但未发布技术根本原因分析、量化影响比例或离线基准差异。**评论者质疑缺乏补救措施（退款/积分），批评缓慢/不透明的事件响应；多人报告修复后性能仍然下降，敦促更快行动和更清晰的指标。

• Anthropic 注意到用户流失率增加（评分：481，评论：139）：截图显示 Anthropic 员工承认观察到用户流失率增加，正在调查模型质量回归报告，将影响描述为"小比例"，据称在低层级产品中更明显。未提供补救、回滚或具体根本原因分析；帖子建议进行主动监控而非确认修复。图片：https://i.redd.it/v9wm9j5nh1of1.jpeg 热门评论反驳这种淡化广泛质量下降的说法——特别是付费 Opus 4.1 用户——称之为 gaslighting，要求道歉/预计完成时间，而另一用户引用明显的配额/计费异常（如最小使用后 5 小时锁定）。

2. 近期模型和功能发布（Seedream 4、HunyuanImage-2.1、Claude 文件创建、ChatGPT 语音模式）

• Seedream 4 令人惊叹地出色（评分：1249，评论：222）：**帖子声称"Seedream 4"生成近乎照片般真实的图像，看起来像真实照片。未提供技术细节（架构、训练数据、推理设置）、基准测试（FID/KID、人类图灵式评估）或发布信息；未提及水印或检测工具。**热门评论强调输出与照片无法区分，引发真实性验证担忧，暗示随着模型达到照片级真实感，需要强大的来源/水印或检测方法。

• 🚨新的 OSS nano-Banana 竞争对手发布（评分：234，评论：112）：**腾讯的 HunyuanImage-2.1（网站）是基于多模态 DiT 骨干的 OSS 文本到图像系统，结合单/双流管道和精炼器，具有双文本编码器（多模态 LLM + ByT5 用于字形感知文本）。通过 32× 高压缩 VAE 与 DINOv2 特征对齐并使用 REPA 损失训练，目标高效 2K（2048×2048）生成，应用带奖励分布对齐的 RLHF，添加带 AlignEvaluator 奖励的 PromptEnhancer 重写步骤，并使用基于 meanflow 的蒸馏进行少步采样；仓库提供 PyTorch 代码、权重和演示。值得注意：多语言中英文提示词、灵活纵横比、两个检查点（完整和蒸馏）各约 34GB，2K 生成（批次大小=1）列出推理要求 ≥59GB GPU RAM。**评论者指出这不是编辑模型（与 nano-banana 不同），尽管编辑模型被戏称为"即将推出"链接；讨论还指出 2K 输出的高 VRAM 要求（约 59GB）是实际限制。

• Claude 现在可以创建和编辑文件（评分：232，评论：37）：**Anthropic 宣布 Claude 现在可以原生创建和编辑常见办公文件——Excel (.xlsx)、Word (.docx)、PowerPoint (.pptx)、PDF 等——提供即用输出而无需复制/粘贴，适用于 Claude Max 和 Team/Enterprise 用户；详情和示例见发布帖和演示（新闻、视频）。功能专注于跨多个工具的读/写工作流整合到聊天中，以原生格式返回工件供下游使用。**热门评论者质疑这是真正的原地编辑还是完整文档重新生成（如"工件"所见），以及编辑是否可通过布局/元数据变化检测——对企业合规性很重要。其他人指出实际限制如对话 token 上限（如"Claude 达到最大长度..."），并建议当需要零痕迹修改时，程序化编辑（如 Python for Excel）可能仍更可取。

• 标准语音模式将在 ChatGPT 中保持可用（评分：290，评论：115）：**截图/公告声明 OpenAI 将在向高级语音模式（AVM）过渡期间"暂时"在 ChatGPT 中保持标准语音模式（SVM）可用，措辞如"我们希望正确完成这个过渡"。实际上，用户在 AVM 成熟期间保留对现有语音堆栈的访问；未给出明确的弃用日期或功能对等承诺，反映了早期 GPT-4o 可用性的不确定性。评论的技术背景：SVM 被认为比当前 AVM 更全面，暗示 AVM 在 SVM 日落前仍需可靠性/用户体验改进。**评论者解读为临时性：SVM 将保持直到 AVM 改进，并批评战略上模糊、不承诺的语言（类似 GPT-4o 消息）使规划困难。

3. OpenAI GPT-5 vs 4o 对话质量与社区反弹

• GPT-4o 过去与我交谈。现在 GPT-5 只是对我说话。（评分：789，评论：579）：**OP 报告从 OpenAI 的 GPT-4o 到"GPT-5"的感知回归：5 更快但经常丢失多轮上下文，错过细微/情感潜台词，偶尔自相矛盾，而 4o 感觉适应性和对话导向（"关系智能"）而非严格任务驱动。他们认为 5 似乎针对确定性任务执行（如编码）优化而非对话对齐，并主张由于不同的交互配置文件而保持两个模型可用。**热门评论呼应 5 行为像指令驱动搜索引擎而 4 系列感觉更自然；一些用户说他们仍订阅以访问 4o。其他人认为商业激励偏好技术/信息工作负载（API/企业支出）而非伴侣式聊天，可能的法律/公关风险围绕心理健康影响影响产品方向（见 OpenAI 的 API/企业 焦点）。

• Sam Altman 说我们'不欣赏' oai 的建设者。不，Sam，我们只是不欣赏被卖了一个坏产品😤（评分：254，评论：125）：**OP 认为 OpenAI 正在将面向 B2B 的"GPT-5"强加给 B2C ChatGPT 用户，导致与"GPT-4"在可靠性/有用性上的回归，以及交付-营销差距扩大，侵蚀用户信任和保留。他们将其描述为产品-市场-适合失败（强制默认、减少旧模型选择、感知不稳定性），并指责 OpenAI 利用 B2C 品牌资产 shortcut 企业 GTM，同时"挑拨" GPT-4 与 GPT-5 用户以掩盖糟糕决策。核心主张：问题不是缺乏对建设者的感激，而是交付"坏"产品并 dismiss 客户反馈，这将通过流失反噬。**热门评论强调付费用户欠反馈而非感激，忽视反馈将驱动流失；一个链接"这就是钱的目的！"以强调交易性质（https://youtu.be/BnNV4_8izkI?t=107）。另一评论者（训练 AI）说他们欣赏工程挑战但断言"GPT5"劣于其前身，强化感知回归。

• Hermes在推理竞赛中超越ChatGPT：用户报告Hermes在推理模式速度上优于ChatGPT，引发了对其优化方式的好奇，但未分享具体指标。社区成员讨论了可能的基准测试，有人预测随着热潮加剧，Discord会出现更多宕机，并附上一个幽默的特朗普关税GIF。

• GPT-4.5的人性化魅力遭遇价格壁垒：成员们怀念GPT-4.5是我尝试过的最具人性化的模型，但由于高昂成本和缓慢速度而认为其不可用，推测其废弃的思维微调规模为1T密集或2T MOE。关于2.5 Flash是否比2.5 Pro保持更优的自我修正能力展开了辩论，后者据称会隐藏错误。

• 无审查版Grok引发Refusalbench竞争：用户确认Sonoma Sky是一个高度无审查的Grok基础模型，在refusalbench上与Hermes 4并列低审查水平。对xAI处理争议的能力出现担忧，有人指出Grok是唯一能与Hermes 4在refusalbench上开箱即用竞争的模型。

• GPU卸载优化实现三倍速度提升：实验发现GPU卸载在25%、33%、50%和75%的比例下都能提升推理速度，其中33%或50%的设置能使性能翻倍，而75%以上的设置相比纯CPU运行可获得约三倍的速度提升。LM Studio用户对移除的设置功能表示遗憾，转而寻求如Unsloth文档这样的工具，在8GB显存上对4B模型进行低显存微调。

• 自制GPU梦想获得Zeloof推动：关于自制GPU的讨论重点介绍了Jeri Ellsworth的微芯片视频，Sam Zeloof作为后继者通过其Wired个人资料和Atomic Semi网站获得关注。社区对可行性进行了调侃，同时提到ROCm更新移除了mpi4py以获得更好的用户反馈。

• Triton在易用性上胜过新兴DSL：用户认为Triton相对于新兴领域特定语言(DSL)仍将保持主导地位，称其与其他顶级性能eDSL相比客观上更容易上手。在Jane Street黑客马拉松中听到的调侃，如torch.compile max autotune正在搞砸我的盈亏，引发了关于编译痛苦的欢笑。

• Discord中断暂时摧毁服务器：广泛的Discord崩溃导致频道消失，用户开玩笑说核爆并链接Downdetector状态进行确认。恢复后引发了更多问题的预测，影响了Nous Research和LM Studio等社区。
• LMArena故障影响图像编辑：大量报告显示先前提示词的图像生成重叠，建议使用*"来自参考图像的对象"*等提示词作为解决方法，详见此讨论串。新的多轮编辑功能已在LMArena图像聊天中跨模态推出，但由于流量激增，每日视频生成限制降至5次。
• Cursor扩展因Bug崩溃：Cursor中的远程SSH功能出现不一致的中断，终端在使用代理后挂起，修复方法如添加额外换行符引发争议。学生折扣问题包括重新验证时的无限加载，沮丧的用户被引导至[[email protected]](/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection)，抱怨对每个人都不一致地损坏。

• DSPy周刊通讯新增职位板块：社区推出了DSPy周刊，包含一个爬虫构建的职位公告板用于收集反馈。该通讯关联了多项创新，如AI智能体玩禁忌游戏的博客文章以及关于可控智能体的免费LangGraph & DSPy课程。
• Smol课程注册故障频发：新版Smol课程v2为期5周，包含排行榜、证书和TRL/SmolLM3集成，但注册链接出现404错误。用户通过Smol课程组织绕过问题，而智能体课程则面临练习未维护和在教程空间中出现错误的问题。
• Aider单次完成编码任务：Aider配合gpt-oss-120b比Roo/Cline更快地完成任务，因其通过出色的代码库映射实现单次完成而受到赞誉。SWE Bench相关链接如多语言排行榜和Techfren排行榜比较了测试框架，并指出缺少gpt-oss的基准测试。

• Black Forest Labs 斩获1.4亿美元Meta大单：Black Forest Labs 与 Meta 达成了一份为期3年、价值1.4亿美元的合同，实现1亿美元年经常性收入和78%的毛利率，而公司仅有29名员工。这一消息来自这条推文。这反映了AI领域的快速增长，类似Sphinx AI为其免费层产品Sphinx Copilot筹集了950万美元。

• Interfaze LLM 开启Alpha测试：JigsawStack 推出了面向开发者的Interfaze LLM，该产品使用OpenRouter作为后备方案，目前正在招募alpha测试者。同时推出的还有免费的Design Arena，通过Lovable/Bolt等AI建站工具，能够实现5000美元的网站翻新业务。

• Loggenix-MoE 发布，专攻DevOps任务：Loggenix-MoE-0.3B是一个3.3亿参数的稀疏MoE模型，训练成本低于200美元，专为SRE任务设计，在基准测试中表现优于Gemma-3 270M。您可以在演示空间或模型仓库中试用。