Isn’t this what the paper-bound encyclopedia companies do, albeit shallowly

Is there a market for distillation as a service? I see Google just added one for Gemini: https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platfo...

OpenAI has something like this as well (https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpts/), but both services only let you fine tune their models, not your own. And you aren't going to be able to see the weights.

Reminds me of American drug import restrictions so that pharma can get recoup its R&D expenses from Americans who pay higher prescription drug prices

so i thought there were multiple fedramp service providers offering hosted claude models. not sure why they are linking to one in particular

Where are they linking to just one? The chart shows three: Palantir, AWS GovCloud, and GCP w/FR-High Assured Workload.

The chart should show ITAR also IMO. Only Palantir and AWS GovCloud would have checkboxes and that’s extremely relevant to defense contractors. (Vertex AI is available within an FR-High assured workload but not ITAR, the only conceivable reason for which would be foreign person access to the US sovereign production environment.)

I guess that’s why I’m not seeing anyone trying to build a skills marketplace for agent skills files. The llm api will read in any skills you want to add to context in plain text, and then use your content to help populate their own skills files.

So I wonder about sharable skills? Like if it's a problem that lots of people have, I find the base model knows about it already.

But how to do things in your environment? The conventions your team follow? Super useful but not very shareable.

Whats left over between those extremes does not seem to be big enough to build an ecosystem around.

Final problem, it seems difficult to monetise what is effectively a repo of llm generated text files.

isn't that https://lobehub.com/ ?

Might SWE agents converge on an inclusive set of APIs that Editors and IDEa could adapt to?

Courts struck down a law in Florida in 2017 preventing Pediatricians from talking to parents about gun safety.

I wonder what Mills College’s Center for Contemporary Music (CCM) will make of this.

Maybe as a political party, whose members change every two years?