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Oh No! A Vintage AI from 1930 Is Coming for Programmers' Jobs

Completely without internet data, an AI model trained only on knowledge before 1930 was fine-tuned to solve modern software engineering problems, sparking reflections on the nature of intelligence.

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Oh No! A Vintage AI from 1930 Is Coming for Programmers' Jobs
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  • The talkie-1930-13b model was trained exclusively on pre-1931 data
  • After fine-tuning with just 250 samples, it successfully patched the xarray library
  • It achieved 4.5% pass@1 on SWE-bench-Verified
  • Only 1% lower than an internet-pretrained model, raising questions about data volume and intelligence

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