Six months of 'fully capable' models, yet software feels no better, critic says
MoonL88537 · x · 2026-09-04
The poster argues that after six solid months of "fully capable" new models, no company has delivered a real step change. Despite all the hype, the web isn't smoother, programs still crash, and software updates remain flawed — no tangible improvement is showing up in everyday experience.
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