You got 200$ budget per month; which model you would go with and why?

At this point, I'm seriously considering going back to factory settings. If AI keeps advancing at this pace, how many white-collar jobs will even exist in 5 years? Corporations will need fewer and fewer people. Maybe it's time to get into something AI can't easily replace, like farming or livestock. Anyone else thinking about this?

I burned through 30% of my 5-hour limit in just 10 minutes. No Astra, no Ultra, no Xhigh. Just High effort. How does that even make sense? And the crazy part is that GPT isn’t unbeatable anymore. Argon is already solving problems that GPT models struggle with. If Google improves performance and gets the usage limits right with Carbon 4, things could get really interesting. Anthropic is already putting serious pressur

Maker disclosure: I'm on the team behind Lovie, so treat this as maker bias. If you're a non-US (or first-time) founder, setting up a US company used to mean lawyers, paperwork, and a week of waiting. We built Lovie Formation to do it as a 5-minute AI chat instead: pick LLC or C-Corp, Delaware or Wyoming, and it files your EIN and includes a registered agent — often done in under two minutes. It's aimed at AI-first,

I noticed Opus 4.6 got a bit weird right before 4.7 dropped. It felt more repetitive, more locked into the same patterns, and sometimes just randomly silly. Hard not to look at that and wonder. 4.7 was also burning through tokens way too fast for us, so I had to switch the company account back to 4.6, finished the work.  #CodeAssistant #Chatbots #Comparison

Most AI slide generators only export PDF, which means the moment a client or colleague asks for the PowerPoint file to edit, you're stuck re-doing the work manually. Havi (havi.ai) exports to PPTX that's actually editable — slides, text boxes, and layouts come through intact. I've used it to hand off decks to clients who needed to tweak content after delivery, and it worked without the usual cleanup. The generation s

AI became part of daily work so fast. In a lot of jobs now, it does not even feel optional anymore. For example, I am not a native English speaker, so when I need to write an email in English, I usually use AI. It helps a lot with speed. I can say what I want, fix the tone, clean it up, and just send it. That part is great, no doubt. Same with analysis. Sometimes I just upload an Excel file and ask for the kind o

I think the Claude Mythos thing Anthropic announced is a pretty big deal. They’re basically framing it as their most powerful model yet, but they’re not releasing it publicly in the normal way. Instead they’ve put it behind this closed cybersecurity program, Project Glasswing, and only a small number of organizations get access. And the claims around it are kind of wild. They’re saying it found serious vulnerabilitie