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Do you ever have a desire to explore new fields of knowledge that seemed difficult after once you experienced the capabilities of recent AI models?

I feel like once great models like Opus and sonnet got good at explaining and visualizing concepts, learning about new things has become much more interesting and engaging for me. Did you guys feel this too? If yes, what do you learn and how you approach it?

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  1. 2026-10-22 15:23 · r/agi
    Do you ever have a desire to explore new fields of knowledge that seemed difficult after once you experienced the capabilities of recent AI models?

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