> I really hope Framework or someone else changes that in the coming years.
Building a custom CPU like Apple Silicon is plain impossible for a company like Framework. The best they can do is have support for ARM motherboards and sell those with the best CPUs on the open market.
Very likely to be an actual reflection. That's probably their real achievement here and the key reason why they are actually publishing it as GPT-5. More or less the best or near to it on everything while being one model, substantially cheaper than the competition.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch. I believe that the odds of an architecture substantially better than autoregressive causal GPTs coming out of the woodwork within the next year is quite high.
Unsloth also works very diligently to find and fix tokenizer issues and many other problems as soon as they can. I have comparatively little trust on ollama following up and updating everything in a timely manner. Last I checked, there is little information on when the GGUFs and etc. on ollama were updated or what llama.cpp version / git commit did they use for it. As such, quality can vary and be significantly lower with the ollama versions for new models I believe.
Building a custom CPU like Apple Silicon is plain impossible for a company like Framework. The best they can do is have support for ARM motherboards and sell those with the best CPUs on the open market.