> Claude still sometimes insists that iOS 26 isn't out yet.
How would you imagine an AI system working that didn't make mistakes like that?
iOS 26 came out on September 15th.
LLMs aren't omniscient or constantly updated with new knowledge. Which means we have to figure out how to make use of them despite them not having up-to-the-second knowledge of the world.
Was this Claude Code or Claude.ai or some other tool that used Claude under the hood?
Different harnesses have different search capabilities.
If I'm doing something that benefits from search I tend to switch to ChatGPT because I know it has a really good search feature available to it. I don't trust Claude's as much.
I used the Claude website and Mac desktop app for a relatively standard iOS SwiftUI project.
I used Claude Code with VS Code for some Godot stuff, and even there it sometimes gave outdated and outright made-up APIs (functions that seemed like they should exist but did not etc.)
> How would you imagine an AI system working that didn't make mistakes like that?
I mean, if the user says "Use the latest APIs as of version N" and the AI thinks version N isn't out yet, then it should CHECK on the web first, it's right there, before second guessing the user. I didn't ask it whether 26 was out or not. I told it.
Oh but I guess AIs aren't allowed to have free use of Google's web search or scrap other websites eh
> iOS 26 came out on September 15th.
It was in beta all year and the APIs were publicly available on Apple's docs website. If I told it to use version 26 APIs then it should just use those instead of gaslighting me.
> LLMs aren't omniscient or constantly updated with new knowledge.
So we shouldn't use them if we want to make apps with the latest tech? Despite what the AI companies want us to believe.
You know, on a more general note, I think all AIs should have a toggle between "Do as I say" (Monkey Paw) and "Do what I mean"