If AI is really moving at such a pace... then why?

[Panther28]

Why did it take Open AI 4 years to add the feature of only copy the code block when it is finished, this week? For 4 years, we have been able to copy the code at any moment before its finished. Seems so obvious on hindsight.

Everyone's adding AI to this and that, but this example got me thinking.

Since something like 84% of people don't use AI, and of the percentage that do only 3% pay for it.

How long are you taking to bring your features and improvements to your products and sites?

Are you slow, or are you moving faster than open ai when it comes to the obvious?

 

[Ben Arthur]

Sometimes, simple features take years because there are bigger technical and safety priorities. Rolling out even small changes requires testing and making sure everything works for millions of users. Being fast is not just about coding; it is about shipping reliably.

 

[Nikolaos]

Why did it take Open AI 4 years to add the feature of only copy the code block when it is finished, this week? For 4 years, we have been able to copy the code at any moment before its finished. Seems so obvious on hindsight.

Everyone's adding AI to this and that, but this example got me thinking.

Since something like 84% of people don't use AI, and of the percentage that do only 3% pay for it.

How long are you taking to bring your features and improvements to your products and sites?

Are you slow, or are you moving faster than open ai when it comes to the obvious?

As far as sites go, the changes are immediate. What I mean is that I can ask AI to write a specific topic on a specific niche (for example travelling and the best shops in Hawai) then humanize the content in a couple of minutes or hours, then publish it immediately to my money making sites.