I just want to lie down and have it do all the work for me!
Seeing how AI works through problems step by step — that really impressed me.
Claude Code — truly impressive.
Gemini can read browser content directly — that's really cool.
There are too many apps now; none feels truly mind-blowing yet.
Agents are about to replace me.
I hope agents slow down their development.
Accuracy still needs improvement.
Often logically confused — confidently making things up.
They all feel about the same to me.
Impressive.
Really great — very practical.
Some are still unstable. I paid, but there are usage limits.
Sometimes it hallucinates. But mostly impressive.
Technology changes life.
If only it could generate files with one click.
Hallucinations are still quite noticeable.
Nothing much — just want to learn more about LLMs.
When can I just lie in bed and have AI read my mind and get things done?
Current LLMs still lack true creativity — they can't solve problems humans can't.
Better data filtering and source verification needed — some official sites can't be read.
LLMs demand precise prompts — the more detailed the question, the better the answer. It'd be great if they could help users ask better questions.
Since my use cases are fairly simple, I don't notice much difference between models. I'm not sure what each excels at — I only use the most basic features.
Even if LLMs bring some convenience, I believe the drawbacks will outweigh the benefits in the long run — like many modern technologies. There's a tendency to deprive people of independent thinking and foster intellectual laziness. Use carefully. Convenience comes with consequences.
Seems convincing, but when you get into your own field, you realize it's just stitching together nonsense.
Wish Gemini had a Projects feature. When will Codex get a Windows version or support older MacBooks?
Hard to judge. Solves many quick problems, but also creates more. Output quality needs more comprehensive evaluation.
A bit dumb.
Faster multimodal end-to-end consumer deployment; full-duplex model-side interaction rollout, please.
We need an open-source operating agent.
It's great — incredibly helpful.
A new era has begun.
Sometimes the information sources feel unreliable.
Future potential seems limitless — another leap in technology.
All pretty good — should keep getting better.
Too expensive