33%. Not yet.

How far software has moved toward solved since ChatGPT launched in November 2022, based on 4 questions and the signals behind them.

The line is recalculated from today's data rather than recorded at the time, and it can jump when a new signal joins.

The goals behind each bar are our judgment. Moving them all easier or harder gives 29% to 39%. Why each goal.

Most bars use a log scale, so they track multiples rather than the share of a goal. Growing 32 times fills half the bar for a goal of 1,000 times.

How it worksScore=1n∑i=1nQuestioniQuestioni=∑j=1mwj Signalj∑j=1mwj\begin{aligned} \text{Score} &= \frac{1}{n}\sum_{i=1}^{n} \text{Question}_i \\[6pt] \text{Question}_i &= \frac{\sum_{j=1}^{m} w_j\,\text{Signal}_j}{\sum_{j=1}^{m} w_j} \end{aligned}

Overall score (out of 100) · 2023-01 – 2026-11

2026-11 — Overall score (out of 100): 33
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Period / observationOverall score (out of 100)
2023-011
2023-022
2023-035
2023-046
2023-056
2023-067
2023-077
2023-087
2023-097
2023-106
2023-116
2023-128
2024-0111
2024-028
2024-0311
2024-0411
2024-0512
2024-0614
2024-0714
2024-0815
2024-0915
2024-1015
2024-1115
2024-1217
2025-0116
2025-0220
2025-0321
2025-0422
2025-0523
2025-0626
2025-0725
2025-0826
2025-0926
2025-1026
2025-1127
2025-1227
2026-0127
2026-0229
2026-0332
2026-0433
2026-0532
2026-0632
2026-0733
2026-0833
2026-0934
2026-1033
2026-1133

Is it being used to build?

41%

Are fewer people needed?

28%

Is software cheaper and more reliable?

8%

Money is compared with the economy and inflation, and failures with how much code is pushed. A rise scores 0%, which means no sign of change yet. AI agents may be inflating the number of pushes, which would make failures look rarer than they are.