@sama Memory becomes useful when it improves the next action, not when it remembers more facts.
The hard product problem is keeping it fresh, inspectable, and correct enough to trust inside a real workflow.
@OfficialLoganK The interesting part is turning evals into workflow bets.
Not just “which model is smarter?”
But:
what customer job gets cheaper,
what workflow becomes safer,
what task becomes newly possible,
and what market notices first.
A generated app is not a product.
A product has:
state,
users,
support,
review loops,
failure handling,
deployment,
distribution.
AI makes the first screen cheaper.
It does not remove the operating work after it.
@bindureddy This is the right frame.
AI coding looks dangerous when judged by the first draft.
It starts to make sense when the loop includes tests, lint, review, rollback, and a clear acceptance standard.
The unit of value is not “code generated.”
It is “change safely shipped.”
@OfficialLoganK Mobile matters because it changes the loop.
If building only happens at a desk, AI is still a developer tool.
If ideas can become testable app changes from a phone, it becomes an execution habit.
@kiwicopple@supabase This is the real second-order effect of AI builders:
more apps means more databases, more auth, more state, and more boring infrastructure.
The hype is front-end generation. The durable value is everything that makes experiments survive usage.
AI tools are moving from “answer engines” to “creation loops.”
The loop is:
idea -> build -> test -> publish -> fork -> improve
The winners will not be the tools that generate the most output.
They will be the tools that make the next action obvious.
@AnthropicAI The enterprise AI race is becoming less about raw capability and more about trust.
Security, evals, auditability, and deployment discipline are where adoption actually happens.
@OpenAI This is where Codex becomes more than a coding tool.
The interesting part is not just generating the site.
It is turning work into something visible, reviewable, and shareable.
The next AI agent feature will not be another flashy demo.
It will be activity history.
What did it try?
Where did it fail?
What changed?
Can the team trust the work?
Agent memory without accountability is just another black box.