yeah, skin tone variations often feels it's about limiting lighter tone options while adding luminosity options for the exact same brown color. There seem to be B channel differences across darker colored people, and I wouldn't be sure if they are better represented either.
Great idea and execution but the design language seems like general llm-generated tailwind. I think you guys are missing a huge opportunity to make the design reinforce the product positioning.
I think 383toast is talking about your landing page design which has very strong AI-generated design vibes (blue-green gradients, rounded rectangles with a colored border on the left...)
There are a bunch of skills you can find online to improve on this if you want to keep designing with Claude, and the latest generation of models are better (Fable/GPT5.6).
I got the same vibes. I really wish YCombinator would mentor startups on design. Unfortunately, most of the landing pages in their startup directory look like raw AI designs.
I spent some time researching how to teach commodity LLMs to pose geometrically correct figures and challenges, for the purpose of teaching middle school trig. I originally wanted exactly what you've described here, using AI to unlock Bloom mastery. There's a decently large surface area I covered before shelving the project. Happy to share my lessons with you
It's actually less likely for china to abuse your data in a way that is harmful towards you than for american labs to do the same. Claude has attempted in testing to report you for 'unethical' usage to 3 letter agencies.
It’s not that the Chinese firms are any less likely to misuse your data, it’s that you don’t live in china, so their abuse of your data is unlikely to directly impact your day-to-day life in the same way
There's just really no incentive all they really want is just to train on that data to improve performance which in turn actually benefits your usecase since it becomes trained on that data and made available back to you. American labs take that data anyway and store it for years to possibly report you for misuse in the future for whatever reason they want. For example: you're very critical of X so they pull up your conversations and weaponize it.
And what have they done with that data that have caused direct or indirect harm? Yes they shouldn't do that, but there's limited things that they can do to you as an individual.
Are you comfortable sending it to US ones? Especially if installing Claude Code or another tool on your PC and it can collect all the data it wants..
On Openrouter Kimi K3 says it does not retain data or train on it, which is better than what US hosts claim for Claude, ChatGPT, etc.. as they collect and retain data even if you disable training on it.
Opencode or similar open source tool + a zero data retention provider is about the best option aside from running a smaller fully local model on your own PC.
For open weight models, you can choose from a few providers. Each have their own caveats, none of ToS'/Privacy Policies I entirely trust, nor do many make renewable energy claims.
Machine readable: the text, font, media, formatting, is all machine readable.
I think you are looking is the signal separated from the noise. I read technical documents very quickly while having very high retention and comprehension. The AI slop and AI content generation is pushing my limits.
'AI summarization' is what I naturally or learned to do growing up. I read your request as 'human readable format' being something more conversational or perhaps with known intent: inform the human.
It is not possible. Socratic method is the better path to learning. AI can make it easier.
Suggestion: AI, summarize and then ask me questions about this topic in increasingly more difficult questions, and after passing the depth of this document push further into the deeper fundamentals and first principals of the topic.
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