Andrew Ambrosino: Yeah. Lenny Rachitsky: Rarely is it like, "This is it, they nailed it." And it's always like, "Oh, this is Claude Design, this is Codex Design." Why do you think AI and the top frontier models are just not good at design today? And do you think they'll get there? Do you think we'll get to a place of like, "Holy moly, we're done." Andrew Ambrosino: Yeah. I tend to think that there are some practical reasons why it's lagged and also some harder problems to crack. I'm not in our research org, I'm sure I'll get yelled at for saying us. I think design's a little bit harder to grade than software. And that creating a loop where you can train the model and what's good design and what's bad design is just a little bit more tedious and onerous than does the code compile, does it do what it's supposed to?
Lenny Rachitsky: Rarely is it like, "This is it, they nailed it." And it's always like, "Oh, this is Claude Design, this is Codex Design." Why do you think AI and the top frontier models are just not good at design today?