For me, 100%. I use it daily to connect to my xcode and do things I tell it to. Its like having a very fast junior developer and I can just focus on quality control.
They replaced the o3-mini-high with o4-mini-high. So yes its an improved coding model, and in my test it just corrected an issue the o3 mini made (updated in the middle of a code application). It also seems much faster and is handling applies better (they also updated the chatgpt app so idk what fixed the janky code applications):
Doesn't matter. Apple builds the hardware and operating systems that consumers use to access these competing services, so it's still a win for them whether Siri existed at all.
And Apple is rarely first to market. Doing it better is their goal, and the new Siri will be able to leverage the broader industry-wide models through Extensions support. Siri couldn't be in a better position to capitalize off what is happening in the market.
Doesn't matter. Apple builds the hardware and operating systems that consumers use to access these competing services, so it's still a win for them whether Siri existed at all.
And Apple is rarely first to market. Doing it better is their goal, and the new Siri will be able to leverage the broader industry-wide models through Extensions support. Siri couldn't be in a better position to capitalize off what is happening in the market.
Agreed. Tried o4-mini-high for coding and it got tons of things wrong. Worse than o3-mini-high. Added slashes, apostrophes, and tags that didn’t belong. I’ve been using o3 to learn php and JavaScript and I fixed it all, then had 4o double check my work. The new models are just not that good. o3 never would have done that (never had any issues like o4 and it was persistent about creating errors even when called out)