Massively so, yes. It feels snappier tho, and this makes the situation arguably worse - imagine they have this big dashboard showing that people are interacting more the AI, so they should keep on improving the speed even though the results themselves are terrible.

"I'm In This Photo, And I Don't Like It".

This is very common for AI companies, they release the full beast to reach the top of benchmarks, then quantize after everyone calls them the best and everyone buys a subscription.

Hallucinations galore. It is supposed to personalize responses since it has access to my main gmail account. It thought I was a woman and working in healthcare. Pretty wildly off.