Obviously things will get expensive quick, but the main thing for me would be not dealing with the context switch every time I leave the agent to do stuff on it's own.
Feedback loops for prototyping could become even quicker.
It's quite evident after you read a few. Typically convoluted and fancy English.
In other words: Upon perusal of a mere handful, the prevailing characteristic becomes abundantly clear. The prose predominantly revels in a labyrinthine complexity, intertwined with a flourish of ornate lexicon.
Same. Can't imagine why they've been using it for so long instead of building a reasonable UX for this use case. I think this will cost them a bunch of traction.
I couldn't find any evidence for this font having particularly good legibility (such as a Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP) test), but my hunch is that it's not that great.
It was probably optimized for low-res screens and specifically for monospace usage.
Feedback loops for prototyping could become even quicker.