> how are they avoiding the janky crap? Or are they just accepting
They're obviously just accepting, have you seen any of their results? No internal insights required for these observations. Check out their clauded home page - try to open the right hamburger menu and click on 'policy' - it's impossible to do from the top because "Research" will expand on hover and push 'policy' down, and when you move further down, 'research' will collapse and 'policy' will jump up.
Likewise, the AI apps are infamous for their poor performance and buggy nature. Correctness is the price of such velocity
They're obviously just accepting, have you seen any of their results? No internal insights required for these observations. Check out their clauded home page - try to open the right hamburger menu and click on 'policy' - it's impossible to do from the top because "Research" will expand on hover and push 'policy' down, and when you move further down, 'research' will collapse and 'policy' will jump up.
Likewise, the AI apps are infamous for their poor performance and buggy nature. Correctness is the price of such velocity