We are in loop

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Summary

The article discusses the rapid cycle of AI model releases and emphasizes the need for continuous learning to keep up with technological advancements.

Following AI every day feels like living in an infinite loop 😂 New model drops → read release notes → test it → rethink your stack → another model drops. In just a few weeks we’ve had Grok, GLM, Claude, Gemini, Qwen, GPT releases… and more already coming. The short-term loop is keeping up with models. The long-term loop is more important: Learn → Experiment → Build → Improve → Repeat. AI changes so fast that “staying updated” is basically a skill by itself now. At this point, the only thing that doesn’t become obsolete is your ability to keep learning. 😅 Anyone else feel like they finish reading one model’s release notes just as the next one drops?
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