It's distilled, so it's dumber overall, but smarter in specific topics. You have to login to their website, to get the fuller, smarter version. And you pay for that because computation can't be open-sourced.

That said, a midwit intelligence that is small enough to fit on a normal cell phone and smart enough for particular implementations, definitely has a use case, but they didn't invent that. They're claiming that they produced it at a bizarrely low price, but they haven't published any evidence of this or explained exactly what is included in the calculations. Their competitors sometimes list hundreds of cost positions, like the salaries of the engineers and the rent of the office, and etc.