> Who’s to blame for this ridiculous path they are taking?
Variability, different pressures and fast progress. What's your concrete idea for how to solve this, without the power of hindsight?
For example, with the codex model: Say you realize at some point in the past that this could be a thing, a model specifically post-trained for coding, which makes coding better, but not other things. What are they supposed to do? Not release it, to satisfy a cleaner naming scheme?
And if then, at a later point, they realize they don't need that distinction anymore, that the technique that went into the separate coding model somehow are obsolete. What option do you have other than dropping the name again?
As someone else pointed out, the previous problems were around very silly naming pattern. This sems about as descriptive as you can get, given what you have.
Variability, different pressures and fast progress. What's your concrete idea for how to solve this, without the power of hindsight?
For example, with the codex model: Say you realize at some point in the past that this could be a thing, a model specifically post-trained for coding, which makes coding better, but not other things. What are they supposed to do? Not release it, to satisfy a cleaner naming scheme?
And if then, at a later point, they realize they don't need that distinction anymore, that the technique that went into the separate coding model somehow are obsolete. What option do you have other than dropping the name again?
As someone else pointed out, the previous problems were around very silly naming pattern. This sems about as descriptive as you can get, given what you have.