@EntropyNotebook It's amazing to think this is just normal now. We talk about the fact that AI is hyped while driving around in our Teslas and using our iPhones, which is only really possible through AI. Crazy
@haider1 The whole concept of typing will seem so quaint. It already does in some ways, it's just that we're so used to it. I think it will take time for people to get rid of that habit
I think people have a really hard time envisioning this. It's too far out of their realm of possibility in their head of what seems feasible, so they dismiss it. It's strange because we spent so many years trying to create sci-fi to fill in the gap between where we were
you’ll sit at your desk, talk through an idea with an AI partner, and watch it start building in real time.
you’ll describe a feature and see it appear. you’ll explain a workflow and the system will connect the apis.
it'll refactor your code for performance, rewrite ux copy for clarity, and spin up data pipelines for scale
software creation becomes like directing a movie. you set the vision, the tone, and the constraints, and your ai collaborators handle execution.
in that world, founders move at the speed of language.
in 2026, you'll start to hear “i own a portfolio of apps” a lot.
many millionaires will be minted. millions will become freelancers. many teams will never need to hire
that’s the world sam’s pointing to.
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