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TypeSafe AI says AI continues the trend of the more technology, the more bloated it gets

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On October 28, 2026, TypeSafe AI published a commentary offering its judgment: for years, technological progress has instead brought bulkier, slower, and less responsive websites and applications, along with chaotic interfaces, and AI has continued this trend; TypeSafe AI stated that this will not continue. The post cited comparison data from Lightpanda: Jev took 0.53 seconds and 2 calls to handle login within an agent, while Claude Haiku 5.5 with browser tools took 7.83 seconds and 8 tool calls. There are currently no subsequent developments or facts.

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    TypeSafe AI: AI should not continue the trend of bloated websites

    TypeSafe AI commented that for years, technological progress has instead brought bloated, slower, and less responsive websites and apps, as well as chaotic interfaces, and AI has continued this trend; he said this situation will not continue. The post cited Lightpanda's comparison data on Jev handling logins in an agent, taking 0.53s with 2 calls, versus Claude Haiku 5.5 with browser tools taking 7.83s with 8 tool calls.

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