The article claims Claude Sonnet 3.5 was released less than 9 months ago, but this is wrong.
Claude 3.5 was released in june 2024.
Maybe he has been writing this article for a while, maybe he meant Claude Code or Claude 4.0
Three kinds of AI products work
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#12I’ve been working on a learning / incremental reading tool for a while, and I’ve found LLM and LLM adjacent tech useful, but as ways of resolving ambiguity within a product that doesn’t otherwise show any use of LLM. It’s like LLM-as-parser.
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#13On agents it’s interesting but not surprising coding has seen so much initial success. Personally I’m waiting for better O365 and SharePoint agents. I think there’s a lot of automation and helper potential there.
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#14>> in five years time most internet users will spend a big part of their day scrolling an AI-generated feed.
Yep. Looking forward to the future where you can eat plastic pop-corn while watching the AI-generated video feeds.
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#15A few more seem to work as well, because I've used them and found them valuable
- human language translation
- summarization
- basic content generation
- spoken language transcription
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#16The classic problem that online commenters face is that they only know products that are on Hacker News and Reddit. And I get why. Not being plugged into anything the only way to get information is social media so you only know social media.
E.g. https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/press-releases/2025/septem...
B2B AI company, 2 years in sold for hundreds of millions, not an agent, chatbot, or completion. Do you know it exists? No. You only read Hacker News. How could you know?
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#17More than three kinds are then actually listed in the article
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#18A few more seem to work as well, because I've used them and found them valuable - human language translation - summarization - basic content generation - spoken language transcription
> basic content generation
Dunno, man, I can spot ai-generated content a mile away, it tends to be incredibly useless so once I spot it, I’ll run in the opposite direction.
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#19>I think there are serious ethical problems with this kind of product.
Unless there are serious ethical problems with people generating arbitrary text ie. Writing - then no there isn't
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#20On agents it’s interesting but not surprising coding has seen so much initial success. Personally I’m waiting for better O365 and SharePoint agents. I think there’s a lot of automation and helper potential there.
At this point MS should probably sunset SharePoint and try again.