[sunami-ai]

This is all BS tbh. People don’t know how to use the current gen AI take to do very useful reasoning.

I keep posting our work as an example and NO ONE here (Old HN is dead) has managed to point out any reasoning issues (we redacted the in-between thinking most recently like the thinking traces that people were treating as the final answer)

I dare you to tell me this is not useful when we are signing up customers daily for trial:

Https://labs.sunami.ai/feed

[vessenes]

You sound grumpy but I followed the link because I was curious. It’s super hard to use on mobile and I can’t really tell what it is even clicking and swiping a little. What is it? Congrats on the signups.

[losteric]

I clicked your link and have absolutely no idea what I am looking at. There is overlapping text, obscure words without definition, terribly confusing UX.

What is this?

Who is it for?

Why do you think this is demonstrates the OP is BS?

[sunami-ai]

Read the reasoning after clicking in the stats or swipe to next page and click on the donuts. For in-house legal teams not for mobile users. Read the statements and reasoning. Tell me if the reasoning is wrong. One of the top 100 lawyers in US looked at it and told us he likes how it balances the intent of the law and no gripes with reasoning. Not using a reasoning model unde the hood. We built one for legal. It means that gen AI is useful and LLMs can be made to reason with inference time scaling. It’s not rocket science but also not easy. What hype? We think gen AI is actually under hyped.

[jampekka]

Doesn't seem even wrong.

[ForHackernews]

What is this link supposed to illustrate? It doesn't render properly in Firefox - some CSS glitch, elements all on top of one another. Was this produced by AI?

[sunami-ai]

Sorry it’s for corp legal users, so desktop only Not for mobile and never tested on Firefox.

[layer8]

That’s no reason for the layout to break. I mean, CSS is kind of messy, I get it, but still.

[dwedge]

Nobody has interacted with your ad?

[ludicrousdispla]

People that know they need useful reasoning are usually fairly good at it themselves.