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6.1 Terra model criticized for unreliability in automated tasks

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A user reported that the 6.1 Terra model, intended for tasks like data organization, unexpectedly stops functioning during cron job execution. This behavior caused the user's Hermes system to incorrectly assume tasks were completed, leading to failures. The user found 6.1 Terra unreliable for its intended use cases, despite its perceived strengths in computational tasks, and reverted to the 6.1 Sol model. AI

IMPACT Highlights potential unreliability issues in AI models used for automated tasks, impacting user workflows.

RANK_REASON User feedback on a specific model's performance.

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6.1 Terra model criticized for unreliability in automated tasks

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 (ET) · /u/HunnyMal ·

    6.1 Terra likes to just... stop

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Title.</p> <p>I am using OpenAI Codex subscription (Pro 5x) and I am experimenting using Terra for my Hermes (I use primarily for handling a lot of stuff that are non-coding, good fit for Terra I assume).</p> <p>... But it is very terrible for cr…

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