Here’s the app: Im sure im not the only one who’s kids fight, so instead of being the referee I built an App that allows my kids to each say their side of the fight and an AI Judge rules on the case + gives next steps. DIring onboarding the parent can choose their parenting style to help guide the judge to be a partner in their parenting vs. going against it. It’s completely voice powered so no one needs to know how to read or type to use it so I can use it with my 5 year old or my 12 year old. You can try it for free and if you want to upgrade you can use code TIPS so it’s $10 for the year (to offset the price of the AI). Right now only iOS, Android coming soon. Would love any/all feedback. Thanks so much https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kid-court-end-sibling-rivalry/id6797079284

I’ve created many HTML programs on Claude that work on PC. How do I format it to open and work on iPhone as well?

One thousand years ago, were people not already generally intelligent? They had the same human intelligence that we have today. Why are we trying to reach general intelligence by throwing tons of data at AI that humans from a thousand years ago had never seen? Why do we assume that information is what makes us generally intelligent? It seems like we're treating intelligence as though it's just a very large pile of facts. Doesn't AI already know more than us? How many times more information than us does it need to accumulate before we can say that it is generally intelligent? Or is it that AI has more facts than we do, but is not more intelligent than we are? AI learns frames. A frame is a way of understanding a situation. It is a conceptual filter through which it can interpret and respond to a situation. The more “good” data, the stronger the frame. This is why AI can sometimes interpret a scan correctly when a doctor does not. This is almost certainly due, at least in part, to AI having a stronger frame because of the greater amount of relevant data that was thrown at it. But what happens if the frame doesn't exist yet? What happens if AI doesn't have the capacity to formulate the frame? Humans have something remarkable and different. We don't solely operate within existing frames. We also create new ones. We have the ability—although it is not foolproof—to recognize that the current way of looking at a problem is inadequate, and we instinctively discover entirely new ways of understanding it. That is fundamentally different from selecting among previously learned patterns. Even if AI eventually becomes incredibly good at combining existing frames, is that the same thing as originating a genuinely new one? Perhaps AI will be as good as it can be based on how many of the frames humans have created it can learn, how well it can learn them, and how quickly it can apply them. There's another thing to consider. Some human frames may never be reducible to data in the first place, thus locking AI out of truly “grasping” those frames and leaving it only able to mimic them to the best of its ability.

I made my first app today using ai took about 45m start to finish Let me know thoughts https://idie-249452233601.us-east1.run.app

Can someone explain the difference between CLI and MCP, and which one to use?