From the linked manifesto:
Current AI is trained to be a helpful, articulate, pleasant assistant. Reasonable goals if you assume a human is on the other side of the model. Yet the foreseeable consequence is AI that requires humans in the loop instead of running in the background. Software has never worked that way. Even the most complex software is built out of simple logic and layered abstractions, with every branch auditable. We want AI to work alongside existing software as a primitive that any programmer can invoke for semantic judgement and decisions, while still using code for what it's best at: exact computation. Computers can do so much by just branching on bits, imagine if they could also branch on common sense, understanding, and intent. This is the opportunity for true, machine-native composable AI.Not sure they have the moat they appear to assume, but this class of model strikes me as quite promising and it will be interesting to track what comes of it.



