@saranormous It's always the sneaky bugs that need a one line fix in some random config file that can be the hardest to figure out but even those are no match for sheer compute and reasoning (assuming infinite ๐ฐ)
@yakunin_vl@tszzl Yeah they were a cautionary tale against making brittle laws which is why they were ahead of their time. Any modern version of it needs more sophisticated judgement built in
@shashpicious_ The designer ships the prettiest, the PM ships the most usable and the dev ships the one with 100% test coverage that takes 5 hours to pass CI
Incredible list but still feels like AI consumer apps are waiting for their Macintosh moment
Most users donโt really care about the launch of the latest frontier models. They just want something that works out of the box without needing them to make a ton of decisions.
The seventh edition of our Top 100 Consumer AI Apps is here.
New this time: a revenue leaderboard, alongside the usual web and mobile traffic rankings.
Three years ago we published the first edition. ChatGPT was #1, Claude was unranked, and the entire category was chatbots, image generators, and not much else.
In today's edition:
- ChatGPT still holds the throne, now with 1B+ monthly actives on mobile
- Claude has climbed to #3 on web with nearly 1B monthly visits
- The category has expanded to vibe coding (Lovable, Cursor, Replit), music (Suno), design (Figma), voice (ElevenLabs), video (Higgsfield, Kling), agents (Manus), and even hardware (Plaud)
Full breakdown from @omooretweets: https://t.co/J9edFBQvCN
@TiffanyFong The tourist traps are very mediocre and overpriced but the neighborhoods where locals frequent are where itโs at. Thereโs more of a language barrier there but the food is objectively much better.
@BenjaminDEKR Probably the same way we do - linear, always moving forward as a chain of cause and effect. The fact that they can iterate on tasks means that they view on the past as immutable.