Atrioc

I want to remind everybody, none of us are experts.

So I'm trying my best to learn.

But this week I made an effort to go and specifically research and present some other sides, including things we didn't get to two weeks ago.

So in terms of just like raw numbers, we just talked about a bunch of new models releasing.

This was like 10 days ago, Anthropic released Opus 4.6, which is like the even better coding model of what we had been talking about.

And then...

28 minutes later, OpenAI drops GPT 5.3 Codex.

So they're like literally trying to snipe each other within like an hour of dropping the hot new thing.

So this keeps going.

And I reached out to some AI, or excuse me, software people who are not like, you know, tied to the AI space.

So from what I've been hearing for four or five people that I spoke with,

In some situations, this stuff truly is like mega advanced in terms of the coding specifically.

A lot of people do feel like there's a major shift in the past few months.

And you see it like this guy right here who just vibe coded a thing and is going, holy shit, this is different from what I experienced.

Wait, wait, hold on.

Say that sentence again.

So I'm speaking largely about software here, but the reason software matters if you aren't a coder is because if software gets insanely good, that allows people who are making the models that touch whatever industry you work in to go faster.

That's always been kind of, it's called like closing the loop is what they talk about.

Whereas you start to have AIs writing code that's training AIs and you just start to speed that up.

And so in theory, it just is going to get better faster.