Frontier intelligence has been sent second class.
Lead researcher Tim Samford-Cheese had solved regional AI access by increasing the region. In the research programme, Dot was unavailable in Britain but worked on a smartphone belonging to his colleague Jim in America. Tim therefore posted his questions to Jim, who read them aloud and posted the answers back. HR called this an air-gapped security architecture. The air gap was mostly the Atlantic. Time to first token was eight working days, or twelve when Jim went fishing. The context window was one postcard. Tim proposed scaling to two postcards, but HR said this would create an unacceptably large attack surface.
“Jim has enabled multimodal input. He can also look at the stamp.” — Poetato