Je crois sérieusement que savoir écrire du code sera totalement inutile dans 5 ans. ⏳
Mais savoir concevoir du code, ça, ce sera la nouvelle force...
Je m’explique. ⬇️
🌍 Imaginez un monde où, peu importe le langage, si vous savez comment le « code » fonctionne, il vous sera possible de demander à la machine d'écrire le code à votre place et de corriger ce qu'elle produit. 🤖💻
🚫 Fini l’écriture de code. Ce qui importera, c’est la faculté à concevoir un code logique, maintenable, efficace, et à demander exactement ce qu’il faut, au bon endroit et au bon moment. 🎯
En soi, le métier de développeur de code est fini. ❌
Bienvenue dans le métier de concepteur de code. 🎉
(Je dis 5 ans, mais je pense que c’est déjà le cas pour beaucoup de développeurs ici. Qui écrit encore du code ? 🤔 C’est fini, on développe et on corrige avec Claude ou ChatGPT. Non ?🤖✍️)
Bienvenue dans la nouvelle ère. 🌐
🔄 On en revient à voir les développeurs comme des artisans. Des artisans qui voient leurs outils évoluer. 🛠️
Et au sein de cette évolution, les bases du concept qu'on appelle "software craftsmanship" sont plus importantes que jamais. 📜 ("Il ne suffit pas qu'un logiciel soit fonctionnel, il doit aussi être bien conçu et économique", cf. la page Wikipedia).
🎓 Aussi, les cursus éducatifs doivent rapidement évoluer, par exemple, en se concentrant davantage sur les langages bas niveau pour comprendre comment un ordinateur fonctionne et former de bons concepteurs. 🔧
Faire des formations en Python, en Java, dans des langages spécifiques ? Totalement inutile à mon sens. 🚫
Faisons plutôt des formations pour savoir "bien" coder. ✅
Et paradoxalement, je ne crois absolument pas à un futur où tout le monde pourrait coder avec ces modèles (sauf pour des applications simples).
Coder une application, un site, un service, ça demande justement tout le savoir d'un "craftsman". 🎨🖥️
Seule la faculté d’application et d’adaptation comptera. 🌍✨
Vous en pensez quoi ?
Cristiano Ronaldo :
"J’ai raté le penalty, mais je voulais être le premier à tirer pendant la séance de tirs au but.
Il faut prendre ses responsabilités quand l’équipe en a besoin. On ne peut pas avoir peur. Je n’ai jamais eu peur de faire face aux défis, parfois je réussis, parfois non.
Mais l’abandon, vous ne l’entendrez jamais de ma part."
• Discours de Messi avant la finale de la Copa America vs le bresil. (Sous-titre en Français)
- Mais selon Twitter c’est pas un leader car il crit pas VAMOSSSSSSSSSSS quand les caméras sont sur lui 😭
.@sama: "We will be the first species ever to design our own descendants.”
"I think a merge [with AI] is probably our best-case scenario.
If two different species both want the same thing and only one can have it - to be the dominant species on the planet and beyond - they are going to have conflict."
“It’s probably going to happen sooner than most people think. Double exponentials get away from you fast.”
The AI Job Tsunami is coming
If you have one of these jobs, you may have just 6-24 months left before your career is over:
Graphic designers
Copywriters
Translators
Voice Artists
Creative Writers
Product photographers
Videographers
Photo Editors
Video Editors
Audio Mastering Engineers
Illustrators
Ghostwriters
Technical Writers
Cartoonists
Special effects artists
Copy Editors
Transcriptionists
Interpreters
Motion Designers
3D Designers
Character Designers
Logo Designers
Language tutors
Content Writers
Typography Designers
Legal Translators
Presentation Designers
Digital Artists
Proofreaders
Grant Writers
Legal Transcriptionists
Writing Tutors
Customer Support Representatives
Call Center Workers
Data Entry Specialists
Which ones do you disagree with me on?
What jobs did I miss?
Introducing: How Do You Use ChatGPT? 🚀
It's a weekly show where I interview the most interesting people in the world about how they use @ChatGPT in their work and their lives—and show you every detail.
The first episode is with @shl, CEO of @Gumroad and @flexile. It's not theoretical: we screen-share through his actual prompts and responses, so you can see how @ChatGPT helps him perform better at work and improve his life—one conversation at a time.
We talk about how he's using ChatGPT to:
Buy a building. He wants to buy a New York City hangout for Gumroad employees and customers, so he asked ChatGPT to research the history of real estate in NYC, suggest which neighborhoods might be best to target, generate questions for brokers, and even detail what the design of a particular property might look like.
Write tweets. Sahil is a prolific Twitter/X user. He often uses ChatGPT to help him flesh out an idea. He says, “I [start] with a tweet, which is like a thesis, and then I just say, ‘Add three to four paragraphs to make the point compelling—also suggest more examples.’” We explore his precise process for using ChatGPT to help him brainstorm short tweets and longer essays in this episode.
Pressure-test ideas. For Sahil, ChatGPT is like upgrading his peripheral vision. It lets him see around the corners, ask better questions of himself and other people, and avoid poor decisions. He told me, “I think a lot of people sort of delude themselves into thinking they have [good ideas]… I think that one of the most useful things about [ChatGPT] is it focuses your research on what actually matters.” It’s the ultimate tool to help him think better.
Also in this episode: how ChatGPT could have helped Sahil save $70 million, how he thinks it will improve the most-talented creatives, and why he thinks—in the age of AI—people have no excuse for not knowing the answer to something anymore.
Watch below!
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Timestamps
Intro 0:33
There’s no more excuse for not knowing anymore 2:00
He doesn’t spend as much time on bad ideas 2:50
How ChatGPT will make the top 1% of creative output better 6:15
How it turbocharges research 8:20
How he’s using ChatGPT to buy a building 11:00
How he uses ChatGPT to pressure-test ideas 17:43
How he uses DALL-E to help with interior design 20:50
How ChatGPT could have saved him $70 million 26:00
How he uses ChatGPT in his decision-making 29:50
How he uses ChatGPT for writing 38:00
🥇Deforum Art - Community Showcase 🥇
This week, we're thrilled to feature the incredible work of Itzevil ✨
Itzevil makes fun and engaging AI music videos and Images.
‘NON SO ( Don't know )’ was made using SDXL with Deforum and Parseq.
Music by Dystopia.
You can find the full video here:
https://t.co/bGnzocgx3x
Big thanks to Itzevil for this outstanding submission! 👏😊
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Automated @NBA match commentary using @OpenAI vision and TTS (with code!)
Everyone is bragging about projects that generate automatic video commentary, but no one is showing the code. I did it while waiting for the plane.
code: https://t.co/g4RHUw22B6
🏆 Blockbuster Stacks Challenge (iamneubert x @hive3_)
My challenge, in collaboration with HIVE3, is now live! In this challenge, you are tasked with creating your very own cinematic stack. You can choose whatever narrative you like - this challenge is all about the technical skill of bending your prompts to craft consistent characters, scenes, and stories.
I have linked some posts below to help you get started!
Submissions close on 11/14 at 12:00 PM ET.
Good luck!
Runway Co-Founder & CEO @c_valenzuelab on how AI video will disrupt the movie industry: "The constraints on storytelling are not going to be bound to budgets, who you know in the industry, how much knowledge you have about an obscure technique. It's about how good is your idea."
Introducing 1stAI Machine, the first physical device for video editing generated by AI.
"we anticipate that the quality of videos will soon match that of photos. At that point, anyone will be able to create movies without the need for a camera, lights, or actors; they will simply interact with the AIs. A tool like 1stAI Machine anticipates that moment by exploring tangible interfaces that enhance creativity."
A creation of SpecialGuestX for 1stAveMachine Powered by Runway
Tutorial: How to make a video game with Adobe Firefly + ChatGPT
I used Adobe Firefly for game assets as it's out of beta today! No more watermarks and available for commercial purposes.
For the code I used ChatGPT + OpenProcessing.
https://t.co/mtHm4gloq6