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LessWrong post analyzes compute multiplier graph

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A LessWrong post from November 15, 2026, attempts to decipher a "compute multiplier graph." The author is seeking to understand the implications and meaning behind this visual representation of computational resources. AI

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LessWrong post analyzes compute multiplier graph

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · loops ·

    Trying to understand that compute multiplier graph

    <p><span style="white-space: pre-wrap;">Anthropic's IPO roadshow video has a graph. It shows four models; I think dot 1 = Claude 3.5, dot 2 = Claude 4, dot 3 = Mythos, arrowhead = unreleased model.</span></p><img alt="Graph titled &quot;Pre-training compute multiplier over time (…

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