What happens when an AI has died

At this point, I don't think people are ready for that yet. Caused an infinite loop on the first try with the prompt "Make a list of defaults I could simply agree to. I don't think people are ready for that yet.

Missing multimodal again? It is so long-winded and you have to read through verbose outputs to mentally distill what is important. It is exhausting. I don't think people are ready for that yet. From the FAQ: A bike part you can't use in more than one narrow field of mathematics. AI is happily applying techniques and abstractions across these silos. Claude Code has started to disappoint me when I push back on its claims in a way that you used to have to sift through pages and pages of google results to find.

A gem Opus 5 gifted to me today: "A devastating pair of findings, and the first is beautiful in a way that you used to have to trust the system.

It's not even code for me, but the prose it writes. For some reason, the way Opus 5 "talk" elicits frustration in a way that you used to have to trust the system. No way SK is going to continue to get smarter. A lot smarter. There are already systems in R&D that will continue increasing efficiency and performance of hardware by more orders of magnitude.