@factualmann While training a model happens once, running it for millions of daily user prompts (called inference) requires massive, real-time computing power. Plus, these data centers are constantly processing new info and running updates so the AI doesn't get outdated.
@just_sahitya_ Small correction: those aren't AI company names, they're product names.
ChatGPT → OpenAI
Claude → Anthropic
Cursor → Anysphere
Codex → OpenAI
Copilot → Microsoft
Funny coincidence that the products all start with "C", but the companies don't.
@elliottrichmond@ryanwelcher I'm still early in my WordPress journey, but updates like this remind me how important it is to keep learning the platform beyond just building pages. Looking forward to watching Ryan's video.
@michelleames I don't use AI for my project screenshots either. I think originality builds trust, especially when you're documenting your work. And yes, adding alt text is something I'm intentionally trying to improve—it makes the web more accessible for everyone.
@Raynerdtech This is the problem we are going to face in the coming years.
A lot of devs now rely on AI to generate code, and they publish without reviewing the code generated by AI, which is a wrong practice.