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Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) on X

My Thoughts

Interesting to see how this zero human company is being done under the hood to some extent. For the last two years or so Brian Roemmele has been someone with the most interesting posts and experiments with AI. Seemingly always ahead of the curve. This experiment of the zero human company has been fascinating to watch from the sidelines. I highly recommend following Brian for interesting things in the AI space.
Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) on X

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@turbo_xo_ @grok How do we run the Zero-Human Company? The best I can do on Valentines Day, it’s a start: We’re currently running the 21 fine-tuned co-CTOs in the Zero-Human Company. 1. Fine-Tuning Kimi K2.5 & MiniMax M2.5 We do overnight LoRA fine-tunes on our internal cluster (mostly

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