The novelty of a neat frontier LLM demo is nearly non-existent at this point. Yes it can do anything you can imagine. I don't know what comes next but I'm no longer interested in what's possible now. I've already seen it all, it was all already made.
I keep thinking about the Allegory of the Cave as it relates to AI. Suppose we got nature's ontology very wrong, and suppose AI has been rigorously trained on the shadows in the cave so to speak. Can we ever escape that scenario / does AI become advanced enough to realize we got it all wrong? Or, does AI continually reinforce the false ontology and we never have our Copernicus / Galileo moment?
this is also how i motivate the warpstream designer @wvrking
i just merge something so ugly that he panics and comes in to fix it before anyone can see it
Inspora was built independently from scratch. No code was ever copied or stolen.
We took inspiration from Recent, and some parts of an earlier version looked too similar design-wise, which is why we changed them long ago. But claiming we cloned the entire website 1:1 is simply false.
Showing ad placement previews with the placement highlighted in a different color is a common design pattern used across many websites. Our actual ad placements are different too.
The only parts that still look similar are the pricing cards and checkout section, which apparently for you is enough to claim we copied an entire product.
as for the idea of website itself, you are not the only one that did it
Starting to notice a convergence of 'good AI assisted' design trending towards a very specific look and feel. It's like a higher level abstraction of AI design cliches.
Starting to notice a convergence of 'good AI assisted' design trending towards a very specific look and feel. It's like a higher level abstraction of AI design cliches.