CodeMorphic

Bringing AI solutions to life.

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As technology has reached a new infection point with the advent of practical AI, CodeMorphic is boldly moving forward to embrace the change.

Follow us. A new day has dawned.

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“Because ultimately we're selling to other humans.

The winners of this era....

They'll be the storytellers who use AI as a tool, not a crutch.

They'll deliver human experiences enhanced by technology.

Nail that blend, and you're unstoppable.” — @gregisenberg

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I saw so many typos in a creator's post recently. It went viral—millions of views. Typos everywhere.

I let out a sigh of relief. I knew he didn’t use ChatGPT. Or did he?

It got me thinking...

If people think your content, copy, or designs were made by AI, you've already lost.

Humans crave the human touch, authenticity, and the real deal. It's human nature.

I'm starting to see brands use AI in a pretty tasteless way.

The CMO thinks no-one can tell that those images were created by DALL-E or Midjourney. People can tell.

AI is powerful. It can create, predict, and optimize. But it lacks soul.

When your audience sniffs out AI, trust plummets. And that's pretty hard to regain.

In the future, the best brands/creators will be those who master AI, not just use it.

They'll blend tech and humanity so seamlessly that you can't tell where one ends and the other begins.

But let's not forget, human creators can hit crazy scale without AI.

I think of Moots, a high-end bicycle builder that handcrafts titanium bikes tailored to each rider's specs.

They are the anti-mainstream bike and do $5M+ revenue per year. Very bespoke, made-in-the-USA bikes.

My point is being human-made, not mainstream, is also an opportunity to create profitable businesses.

When everyone is zigging, zagging is an equally good strategy.

Prediction: we'll see an influx of "human made" products, content etc.

And they might end up being even more profitable than the AI-first ones.

Moots carved out a niche by being authentic and personal in a world of mass production.

So here's my current thinking on this whole topic:

Imagine a world where AI does the heavy lifting, freeing you to add the magic.

That’s the sweet spot. But it's a fine line. Lean too hard on AI, and you risk becoming a faceless algorithm.

Someone will respond to this and say:

"well, AI is going to get so good no one will notice".

I'm a/cc as the next Twitter person. But I believe humans will always play a huge role in the equation.

Because ultimately we're selling to other humans.

The winners of this era....

They'll be the storytellers who use AI as a tool, not a crutch.

They'll deliver human experiences enhanced by technology.

Nail that blend, and you're unstoppable.

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We’ve all seen examples of “generational AI”.

At CodeMorphic, we prefer to focus on “operational AI”:

Making use of different approaches to Artificial Intelligence to build solutions to real problems, seeking reliability, security, and consistency—over the long haul.

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Choose a better approach for your AI strategy.

Chatbots and conversational interfaces have their place, but are an overused and uncreative use of the power of the LLMs when integrated into software.

You can and you should leverage AI technologies into silent (but powerful) integrations in your front and back-end systems.

Your goal is to seek repeatable results and consistency over long timeframes.

But, whatever you do, don't outright sleep on the power of LLMs.

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“Feed me, Seymour!”

The trend in AI today is MORE, MORE, MORE:

• MORE compute power
• MORE neurons
• MORE training data

There‘s an intense competition among companies seeking AGI by just throwing more resources at the problem. This growth is ultimately UNSUSTAINABLE. We don’t have enough raw energy available to fuel this growth.

So, what can we do?

The answer is the classic: “Work smarter, not harder.”

We have the ability to fine-tune and run powerful LLMs on consumer class hardware. We can also, curate and select the best training data sets to match the problems we’re trying to solve.

Even better, we can research and build better neural net architectures are more efficient.

These are the areas that CodeMorphic is exploring.

Follow us along this journey.

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“Companies that figure out how to use their newly productive workforce have the opportunity to dominate those who try to keep their post-AI output the same as pre-AI output, just with less people.” – Ethan Mollick

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Conceptual Design of an LLM OS

https://t.co/XvIJPgUiMA

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Looking forward to release of the Apple Vision Pro.

The new spatial experiences this technology opens up in education, trades and manufacturing, and research will no doubt move us forward.

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Software comes to life courtesy of CodeMorphic.

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The wait is over!

CodeMorphic is back on Twitter and ready to share updates on our cutting-edge software. Follow us for the latest! #returnofthetechies #softwarecompany

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Quantum computing will take processing performance and parallelism to unimagined levels. Play with it today. https://t.co/cRbrXJOvIb

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Retro CodeMorphic, as featured on BGR in 2008.

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Did you know: One of the very first apps in the Apple App Store with over a million downloads was built by CodeMorphic?

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CodeMorphic loves the challenges of building innovative and cutting-edge mobile apps (iOS and Android). https://t.co/4xNyYSLGda

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iOS 10 SceneKit can harness the raw GPU power of iOS developers to create amazing physically based images. https://t.co/O2uamyOucv

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Why we love the tech scene and life in Minnesota. Check out the awesome new film, DocuMNtary.

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Photographers rejoice! iOS 10 allows iPhones to save and edit RAW photos. https://t.co/2HoEmlOZS6

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Android gets a new reference device. Google Pixel and Pixel XL phones to be launched on October 4th. https://t.co/tY1jFGTPJR

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Will the nature of small, lightweight laptops soon change? The iPhone 7 is faster than any MacBook Air ever made. https://t.co/CP681wX95A