This Week in AI: The Gap Is Getting Clearer
Runway pushed out Gen 4.5 last week. The videos look wild, but the bigger story is the direction the whole industry is moving toward tools that think a little, not just execute instructions. At the same time, companies are quietly plugging AI into internal workflows. Less manual work, more reasoning and planning handled by systems instead of people. And with all this, GPU demand is exploding again.
The takeaway is simple. Automation is shifting from “if this, then that” to adaptive logic that reacts to real context. Rigid tools are going to feel old very fast.
That’s the space we’ve been building for. Our platform lets users combine UI actions, backend logic and AI behaviour inside one workspace. No juggling tools. No patching. Just workflows that fit how teams actually work.
Feels like the market is finally waking up to the problem we started with.
Good read. The shift from rigid automation to context-aware workflows is real—and honestly overdue. Curious to see how Simplita handles complex edge cases in practice.
Really agree with this. Most tools still feel rigid in real projects. Something adaptive like what you’re building at Simplita could actually solve the practical problems we hit every day.
Thanks for sharing that. We hear the same thing from a lot of teams. Real projects need flexibility, not fixed templates. That’s exactly the gap we’re trying to close with Simplita.
Interesting perspective. Our team spends too much time connecting and managing separate tools. If Simplita handles everything in one workspace, that’s a huge productivity gain for developers and managers.
Totally hear you on that. Most teams juggle way too many tools today. That’s exactly the friction we’re trying to remove by keeping everything inside one clear workspace.
You’re right about automation getting outdated fast. Systems that adapt with context are becoming essential. Simplita’s direction feels aligned with what modern engineering teams actually need now.
Thanks for this. We’re seeing the same shift across teams we talk to. The need for context aware workflows is getting louder everywhere. Glad the direction makes sense from your side too.