Yeah, it’s not going to compare to Codex-5.2 or Opus 4.5.
Some non-programming use cases are interesting though, e.g. text to speech or speech to text.
Run a TTS model overnight on a book, and in the morning you’ll get an audiobook. With a simple approach, you’d get something more like the old books on tape (e.g. no chapter skipping), but regardless, it’s a valid use case.
Some non-programming use cases are interesting though, e.g. text to speech or speech to text.
Run a TTS model overnight on a book, and in the morning you’ll get an audiobook. With a simple approach, you’d get something more like the old books on tape (e.g. no chapter skipping), but regardless, it’s a valid use case.