You seem very... suspicious.
@lemmy.world
If you see one of their recent posts, they address this. They didn't expect the AI coding helper to be so popular which is why they had to use a cheaper, dumber model to keep costs down.
Unavoidable, considering the nature of the site's monetisation, which is to say, none.
EDIT: and to be fair, the AI has become more economical. It no longer rambles and goes off on tangents and thinking loops.
What it is now, is more of a tool than a companion, which is honestly fine for a coding helper.
thanks for using Leebra!
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