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The end game is that every serious tech company gonna build ā€œgeneral purpose agentā€ that can do anything (code, research, assist, etc). Same as the end game for mobile was a touchscreen with OS The skills/plugins/connectors/ will be the ā€œappsā€ of the post-AI era for small teams
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If you think AI can’t, you’re right, if you think AI can, you’re right too. 1. AI disbelievers - when ai can do X, then I’ll change my mind… - AI does the X - when AI does the Y, I’ll change my mind 2. AI believers - they don’t bother proving it and simply benefit from this unfair leverage 3. Theorists - hallucinate opinions without any serious practice and hype things cuz they were paid for it
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I feel like the traditional apps & saas make no sense anymore cuz I can literally map every single work process into file structures & md-files, generate dashboards/CRUDs/CRONs on top of it and use it all via the agent..then it learns & evolves in real time trying to please me
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Who cares about your beautiful micro animations on your landing pages if humans don’t open them anymore but ask ai to do it? Soon literally all of our consumption gonna happen via ai as a proxy and it changes the entire marketing game. AI respects authority: build it asap
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I have exactly the opposite view Random viral bangers don’t convert into anything valuable, high effort bangers convert into millions of dollars over time, cuz u earn respect & authority, others cite u, trust you & recommend their friends.. Don’t fall for a slot machine dream
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wtf this dude is a genius he completely changed my mind about the future @lexfridman pls bring him on your pod asap for a 8h conversation…I’ll watch it in one shot I guarantee
Mar 13
.@travisk says AI will make human labor even more valuable and in-demand than ever before: "Let's say the entire world - everything in our world - was automated, except for plumbers. You had machines making buildings - you would basically have like a thousand buildings a day." "How valuable would those plumbers be?" "Each and every plumber would be like LeBron. Why? Because plumbing would be the long pole in the tent to progress. You can't get those thousand buildings unless you have a plumber." "And by the way, you'd get so much efficiency everywhere else that you'd need millions of plumbers." "Humans [are going to] become more and more valuable because they will be the long pole in the tent to progress - and that progress is going to accelerate and get faster and more robust."
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I thought the reason things are easy for me is that I'm just highly skilled...but it turns out I just avoided going all the way until it hurts...wow...i think my life has changed today
Mar 13
"Go all the way until it hurts. If you're doing something and it's easy, it's not valuable." - @travisk "If anyone says a strategic thing was easy, I'm like, 'You messed up. You could have gone way further. More competitive advantage. More differentiation. Get it together.'"
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AI is eating the jobs AI is eating the world AI is eating the software AI is eating the soul AI is eating the MOAT AI is eating the joy AI is eating the love AI is eating humanity AI is eating everything AI will eat itself
Mar 14
Software was eaten by AI.
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Barely 0.1% of population uses AI full-time, and the supply is already exhausted. The demand will go up 10000%....there is no way nvidia/apple can build so many chips....it means soon we'll be bidding for ai compute, like bidding for ads...so humans might soon be cheaper than ai
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Who is making this?
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By the end of the year, most top CEOs will be back into trenches vibe coding new products, because in the old world they had to build an entire org with 1000s of people to turn their ideas into reality, now they can get rid of the middle layer and go directly to claude-code/codex
Mar 10
qmd 2.0 is out. You can now use it in as a library with stable interface. Much easier to integrate. And all the other interfaces (cli, mcp, http) are now implemented in terms of that library, so that make the whole thing simpler.
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18 predictions for Business, Employment, Software, Marketing, Culture & Education. The future Business: > just a few giga companies doing 90% of everything > millions of tiny companies doing the rest > tiny or mega giga large The future of Employment: > mega large sums($1B/year) > ultra tiny sums (for humans used as tools by agents) > the average is gone The future of Software > b2b goes 90% terminal/text/chat > b2c goes 90% voice assistants > everything turns into apis so that LLMs can build UIs on-demand The future of Marketing > government-picked products (via connections & lobbies) > ai will make most purchase decisions, people will game/hijack that > identity buys: fans buy from branded founders to feel closer to them > paid placement in ai: brands pay big llms to get recommended The future of Culture > most people go completely urban/childless, some go 5 kids & rural/offgrid The future of Education > Schools and Universities are gone > YC-like accelerators take over everything > In-person education turns into a place of networking/motivation > All actual education happens via personal AI tutors I'll stop here. Drop your prediction in the comments, and we'll come back to this thread in 3 years to see what aged like milk and what aged like wine.
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Terminal UX is the final form of post-AI UX. We’ve gone a full circle in 70 years starting with terminal in 1960 and going back to it in 2026. (I implemented terminal UX in Seobot in 2023, most people thought I’m wrong and now it’s eating the world)
Mar 10
We just added /btw to Claude Code! Use it to have side chain conversations while Claude is working.
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Human intelligence peaked with my generation (taught with books). Phones and social media already made Gen Z measurably dumber. AI will finish the job. It does to your brain what machines did to your muscles.
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This guy keeps predicting the future
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This prediction from 2 years ago aged like wine. Every single prediction is either true or about to turn true in a moment
20 Dec 2024
Future of Software Companies TLDR: Independant founders will eat the world. • Software creation is expensive. • Developers are costly because they translate English to JavaScript. • LLMs are lowering software creation costs to zero over time. • Lower costs will lead to exponential growth in the quantity of startups. • One-size-fits-all solutions from corporations will be smashed by ultra-niched solutions that focus only on their audience • These founders will be ā€œdistributorsā€ first. Their key talent will be distribution and winning the attention of their niche. • Founder-led companies will replace "Brands." The founder = Brand. • We can already see how Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan, MrBeast, and Lex Friedman have stronger distribution than multi-billion corporations. It looks surreal, but it’s facts. • Successful founders of the future won’t be coders-first, just like the new gen of music artists didn't receive heavy music education. • VCs will invent a new investment model: investing in people. The sports, movie, and music world has had it for a century now. It'll become mainstream for startup founders and content creators, too.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING? šŸ˜µā€šŸ’« 1. Scientists put human brain cells on a chip. It can play DOOM now. 2. Scientists copied a Fruit Fly's biological brain into a computer. 3. Software engineering will be completely obsolete in 6-12 mon. 4. No Coding needed to win in AI era

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There's a fruit fly walking around right now that was never born. @eonsys just released a video where they took a real fly's connectome — the wiring diagram of its brain — and simulated it. Dropped it into a virtual body. It started walking. Grooming. Feeding. Doing what flies do. Nobody taught it toĀ walk. No training data, no gradient descent toward fly-like behavior. This is the opposite of how AI works. They rebuilt the mind from the inside, neuron by neuron, and behavior just... emerged. It's the first time a biological organism has been recreated not by modeling what it does, but by modeling what it is. A human brain is 6Ā OOM more neurons. That's a scaling problem, something we've gotten very good at solving. So what happens when we have a working copy of the human mind?
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It’s happening sooner than I predicted 😳
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I remember ppl laughing at me when I predicted this in 2022. Now it's self-evident, and the adoption curve is exponential (openclaw, claudecode, codex, seobot, etc) But these are Agents 1.0, Im working on Agents 2.0, and it's shockingly great, u won't believe it until you try
23 Oct 2024
The Era of AI Agents began 🫄 I don't know if I'm terrified or excited. see for yourself 🧵:
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