It makes sense they’re doing this - I’ve noticed lately when asking a more complex question involving a lot of nonlinear data using Codex work mode, Astra and Sol will write a fully html document to better display the info with a Cliff’s Notes version in chat.

There have been recent developments that allow people to interpret Swift on device, live. With this new launch, will the AI be able to write native code and compile it on device? That would be super cool.

I feel like I'm going mad looking at this page. The bike disassembly looks fake to me, like an alien would show presumed bike parts, but I can't tell why and don't know much about bikes. Maybe it's because there are no screws and nuts?

What is it supposed to demonstrate? That the model knows some kind of folk mereology?

I'm also building something similar for an internal project, based on the vercel's json-render design. It hasn't been too challenging, especially since the release of faster models like 5.6 Luna.

So I guess it's going to nail the bicycle the Pelican rides on, right?

I noticed this change too! It is really game changer - to me ChatGPT output has no rivals here.

Similar to https://www.monogram.ai/.

I guess the above is mostly mobile focused.

> THE DINNER LEDGER

> The Check, Please.

> TABLE OF FIVE · ITEMIZED BILL

This is one of my _least_ favorite AI behaviors, I am surprised they left it in the example. This behavior where it insists on putting text everywhere that over-explains the context.

A Chat AI creating on the fly UX widgets is like Amazon’s brick and mortar stores

Love it. I've been using $visualize a lot in the codex desktop app, and having even richer experiences will be sweet.