That’s pretty wild 😳 If agents can run dozens of accounts continuously, the bigger challenge may become knowing what content is actually coming from real people.
@harshitasthanaa This is the part people overlook. The hours can look “normal” on paper while the actual expectations go way beyond 9–5. The salary doesn’t always match the responsibility.
@versethera Interesting way to put it. Forgetting isn’t always a bug—it can be part of learning, because keeping every detail forever can make it harder to generalize.
@Pksingh900 Exactly. The model is only one part of the system now. The real engineering challenge is making everything around it reliable enough to work in the real world.
@itsalvinhuang This is such a good reminder that holding onto everything yourself has a hidden cost. Sometimes the hardest part of delegation is trusting someone else enough to let yourself get that time back.
@andrewgurio I think both are happening. AI has already changed or reduced some roles and tasks, but the bigger impact so far seems to be how jobs are changing rather than entire professions disappearing overnight.
@EmmerichMarcelo For me, it’d be the final UI check across mobile and desktop. Automated tests can catch a lot, but they won’t always catch a layout that just feels wrong.
@BasantSoli33398 B) Be seen early. 👀 Building is important, but sharing the journey can bring feedback, users, and opportunities before you’re even ready to launch.
@buildwithdk That would be an interesting experiment If Jev can spot patterns in market signals better than humans, predictive marketing could get really interesting.
@NevionInsights Exactly. When everyone can build faster and cheaper, standing out becomes the harder part. The product, distribution, and story matter more than ever.
@Rahul_Chouhan 😂 This is so real. At some point you realize everyone is figuring it out as they go. You just have to make the best decision you can and keep moving.
@bartekjagla Exactly. The real danger is not seeing the problem early enough. Good tracking gives you time to fix things before a bad month becomes a bigger problem.