I think these AI platforms would guarantee bigger wins for themselves if they figured out how to give these models more of an object-conceptualization of their input than they currently have. Solving math puzzles is cool and all, but 99% of customers don't need to solve math puzzles like that; they're asking the model to answer questions about thins and to translate ideas into a real UI. A model that could reliably determine if/how its input/output isn't visually matching up to a design would be a big deal. Sure, we kind of have that now, but it's still in gimmick territory.
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I think these AI platforms would guarantee bigger wins for themselves if they figured out how to give these models more of an object-conceptualization of their input than they currently have. Solving math puzzles is cool and all, but 99% of customers don't need to solve math puzzles like that; they're asking the model to answer questions about thins and to translate ideas into a real UI. A model that could reliably determine if/how its input/output isn't visually matching up to a design would be a big deal. Sure, we kind of have that now, but it's still in gimmick territory.