Beth Lyons

Like we we actually have cells that can use light as energy doesn't happen as often.

But glucose as energy.

Right.

Like we're we're moving beyond things that need to be created in a nuclear facility as power.

But things that are more readily available in our environment potentially like that starts to get exciting.

But there's lots of comments in the chat about.

Like, yes, the brain in the vat, right?

In the...

You have a 4.6 level coder.

And if you use Codex 5.3 as like your management level to giving the instructions and you have actual 4.6 with its context for you, and then you've, like you're not outsourcing to Haiku or Flash.

You're outsourcing to a thing that's as capable in its training.

It just doesn't have the same kind of context for you.

and you're doing it for a buck.

And I still think that this is part of Anthropic's ethos.

And we had people leave.

They've written big letters about why they're leaving.

There are some cracks in the shiny armor.

But I do still feel like Opus wants to understand in a way and that Anthropic is more willing to say you've reached your limit versus we're dumbing down the model and you can keep using it while you get frustrated.

Like, I feel like Anthropic has seen that choice.

That isn't that people aren't frustrated with models and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.