"Somewhere around 2026, it stopped making mistakes": investor on AI's reliability leap
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-10-27
Investor Stewart Alsop III sums up the generational jump in AI reliability in two lines: in 2025 users still had to say "don't make any mistakes," but somewhere around 2026, "it stopped making mistakes." A terse observation on how quickly model reliability improved within a year.
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