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| summary | The content appears to be a curated list or timeline highlighting various events and developments related to Large Language Models (LLMs) from June to April in the year mentioned as 2025. It mentions different models such as Gemini 2.5, Claude 4 system prompt, Microsoft's Phi-4-reasoning model among others. The content also references specific discussions on AI security concerns like private data and untrusted external communication for LLM agents along with design patterns to secure them against attacks. There are various introductions into new features of these models such as vision support in llama.cpps or the ability to run tools directly from a terminal using an upgraded version of ChatGPT. The timeline also includes events held by different entities like Simon Willisons llm tool, Christopher Smith's mini hackathon on LLM and its plugins. Other entries focus more broadly on AI-related topics such as job security for developers with new models being released regularly (like Microsoft's Phi-4-reasoning model), the use of AIs in programming to aid coding or creating software atop Large Language Models. There are also discussions about criticism faced by certain LLMs and their release strategy, along with a unique case study on releasing an AI-generated character named Qwen 3. Some entries seem more focused around personal uses for individuals working directly within the field such as using AIs to assist in writing code or adding descriptions generated through these models into collections of tools. Finally there are mentions towards end about various LLMs being trained with open-source text, new audio model releases from OpenAI and a brief introduction on Google's Gemma 3. There is also an allusion at the very start that Christopher Smith ran some kind of event in Albany New York which was possibly related to these developments but no further context given beyond this point. |
| title | Simon Willison’s Weblog |
| description | Simon Willison’s Weblog |
| keywords | code, llms, using, more, have, coding, like, programming, tool, requests, there, data, users, context, prompt, june, model |
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| created | 2024-02-14 |
| updated | 2025-07-10 |
| summarized | 2025-07-10 |
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