I mean, define frontier and in which sector, but for me (sample size n=1) programming I'd say 1 or 2.
Opus 5.5 is the developer frontier. 6 Astra might be alongside it, haven't tried it. Everyone else is at least slightly behind them. (I have tried Argon and it's better at graphic design and slightly worse at programming.)
LLMS are tools, not untouchable gods. The AI safe approach would be to throw Sam Altman in jail. It's his company, his tools did the hacking, it presumably violated laws, if so, why is someone not prosecuting OpenAI (this is a rhetorical question; I don't think any of the players with a stake in it want that in court)?
People seem really eager to trade their intimate personal details to these deranged billionaires for a little bit of convenience. Or maybe they're not and all of this collapses.
Yup. This is why indies sell out. You've got all these mouths to feed and all it takes is one flop to kill the whole operation. A large corporate parent provides cushion. Until it doesn't.
Until last year (when he was 95), he was operating the world's largest holding company by assets and revenue.
It was also the first non-tech company to reach $1T market cap.
And, its class A stock was by far the most expensive stock in the world at $740,000 per share, more than 100x more expensive than any other US stock.
So, yeah, I think he'd be qualified to operate maybe even two McDonalds. Maybe he could even be driven to them.(Coincidentally, he is a HUGE McDonalds and Coke fan and has eaten there almost every morning for over 50 years.)
Disrespecting older people seems to be a hobby as old as Father Time.
Screen Time has had many improvements recently; I'd suggest giving it another shot with iOS 27.
No one, probably not even Facebook, intentionally ships crappy software to farm engagement numbers with kids at this point. That's a good way to get hauled up in front of congress and yelled at in a bipartisan fashion, which no company wants.
This is so terribly and unthinkingly done. What calculator looks like a paper notebook in real life? If you want to list apps, what's the appropriate metaphor? The designer thought "Oh, let's make it a list on paper in a notebook...". Why not e.g a toolchest with all the tools available to represent all the programs you have installed? (If you ask me to brainstorm an idea)
Opus 5.5 is the developer frontier. 6 Astra might be alongside it, haven't tried it. Everyone else is at least slightly behind them. (I have tried Argon and it's better at graphic design and slightly worse at programming.)