jpardoe

Has he not heard of AI?

They're almost certainly making a profit on subscriptions.

So you need to know exactly what you want to order? People rarely order food like that in my opinion. The majority of the time people like to browse menus and consider the options. In that scenario the voice chat interface is absolutely terrible. “Remind me again of the option you presented to me 3 minutes ago? No not that one, list them again. No I don’t need to know the full item description with all ingredients, just be brief!” and so on. It’s just not an efficient way to relay that type of data.

We’ll see.

It’s the single biggest problem facing society. If we could stop this rent extraction the economy would prosper.

So astoundingly marginal. Seriously wondering how many Meta astroturfers are in here with some of these posts.

I just can’t see this ever being common. It sounds terrible. Imagine phoning a number, a person answers and you attempt to relay and negotiate a food delivery order through them, in what world is that better than browsing an app? We don’t have to imagine, this is what we used to do. It sucked and almost everyone stopped doing it in favour of browsing an app. It’s just a superior interface for that sort of thing, it’s already as good as it needs to be.

It doesn’t seem like it to me. Explain?

How has it been made better for Enterprises?

That sounds a lot like training on your chats.

If the IP in question is software code then a lot of companies are overvaluing that at this point.

They have an unlimited token budget.

I don't think we're talking about Microsoft here.

They will slowly get eaten by more dynamic competition.

It's crazy how different everyone's experience is. I'm running 3-6 concurrent sessions in work hours and Opus 5.5 feels practically unlimited on $200/month. The value is incredible for how much I'm outputting. I finally managed to exhaust a weekly budget doing huge refactors and letting it run through the night with many sub agents so I thought I would try OpenAI for the first time. Even using Terra for most of my sub agents I can't believe how quickly I'm burning through my weekly quota. It seems significantly less generous than my Claude sub and at least in my experience Opus 5.5 is also clearly superior.