Major AI models push into everyday apps

[ScarletWrench]

I wonder how many subscriptions people are going to tolerate
Music, video, cloud storage, gaming and now multiple AI plans all fighting for the same monthly budget

[GlassKnight89]

I still prefer doing certain things manually
Maybe I'm getting old, but sometimes opening an app and just using the normal menus is faster than explaining my goal to an AI

[Kieron78]

My concern is that all these assistants are being bolted onto software that was already bloated
I don't need my calculator, notes app and toaster all trying to summarize my day

[NeutrinoX54]

I've been using them for coding and they're great right up until they become extremely confident about something completely wrong
The confidence level is still the funniest bug

[Matticus]

I feel like we're heading toward a point where every app has an AI button whether anyone asked for it or not
Some of them are genuinely useful, but a lot still feel like features looking for a problem

[PhotonBurst76]

I think the competition is good
A couple of years ago it felt like one company would dominate everything, now there are enough serious players that nobody can get too comfortable

[Neon Grace]

The funny part is how quickly expectations changed
A chatbot writing a paragraph felt amazing not long ago, now people complain if it can't analyze a spreadsheet, generate images and book a flight