Paraphrasing a post on Twitter / X: Things will only get better from here. i.e. AI capabilities are strictly monotonically increasing (as they have been for

Paraphrasing a post on Twitter / X: Things will only get better from here. i.e. AI capabilities are strictly monotonically increasing (as they have been for decades), and in this case, the capabilities are recursively self-improving: I'm already seeing personal ~20-30% productivity gains in coding with AI auto-complete, AI-based refactoring, and AI auto-generated code review diffs from comments. I feel like we've hit a Intel-in-the-90s era of AI. To make your code 2x as fast, you just had to wait for the next rev. of Intel CPUs. Now it's AI models, once you have parts of a business flow hooked up with a LLM system (e.g. coding, customer support, bug triaging), "improving" the system amounts to swapping out the model name. We can expect a "everything kinda getting magically better" over the next few years, with minimal effort beyond the initial integration.