> The product market fit is fantastic. This isn't the first time I've heard random strangers discussing it in public. People were constantly discussing crypto

> The product market fit is fantastic. This isn't the first time I've heard random strangers discussing it in public. People were constantly discussing crypto in public, it even regularly made it into Tagesschau. Yet it remains an (influential) niche product. People discussing a topic in public is not a good proxy for product market fit. It does not imply those people are using said product, nor does it imply people would be willing to pay for said product. > even the current models meet every definition of "very smart" I had while growing up, despite their errors. I recently tried to read a grocery store receipt into GPT4o and asked it what the KG price for the steak position was (it was listed as €/kg right next to the position name). It came up with some elaborate math, but not with the correct answer. So yeah. These models might be able to confidentially answer questions, but I found them to be (partially) incorrect more often than not.