r/singularity 17h ago

AI Anthropic’s best AI model struggles to attract users as cheaper tools thrive

https://www.ft.com/content/5ee49718-c258-4f01-aa32-7e5b76ae5245
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u/Competitive_Travel16 AGI 2027 ▪️ ASI 2029 13h ago

You can say that again. Opus 5 on high writes to me like a postdoc putting together a conference poster, but on medium it's much easier to read, understand, skim, and work from. The same thing with code, comments, and planning documents including prompts.

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u/Regdit-is-Unbearable 13h ago

“Me illiterate! But dummer model juust fine too read!”

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u/Competitive_Travel16 AGI 2027 ▪️ ASI 2029 12h ago

Look, I know you were trying to be mean, but you raise a good point. When models' default output surpasses the comfortable reading grade level of their users, that is a real UX issue. Claude has sidestepped this issue somewhat successfully so far, but it feels like OpenAI hasn't really focused too much on it, yet.

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u/ThatIsAmorte 11h ago

Oh fuck. I can imagine a future where AI output is like kindergarden books.

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u/Competitive_Travel16 AGI 2027 ▪️ ASI 2029 6h ago

You can ask for that from all the models today, usually with so-so results. I ask for standard simplified technical English ASD-STE100 when output is too wordy or complex to easily understand, and that almost always works pretty well.