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“Why designers will be the next winners in the AI coding revolution”
a betting man, as they say, I'd bet that the next class that wins our designers. Because we're training these tools to be more clear, to be better, to make better technical decisions. I don't think we
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prediction58:29 – 59:04
“Should you still learn to code? This AI expert's answer might surprise you”
Because what's the point of all this, you know, programming abstraction in the end? Yeah. That's a good question. I mean, it it totally can do that if you wanted to. Oh, man. So what I'm hearing her
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“Code reviews are the new bottleneck now that AI solved building code”
...is kind of like training that we do specific to coding.
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market insight20:14 – 20:56
“VCs investing in AI without coding themselves are making a critical mistake”
...is coding with Cursor and building things yourself. If you do that, I think you do that, if I remember correctly. Yeah. Exactly. But Lovable. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you only live Lovable or only have
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tactical advice51:55 – 52:21
“22-year-old founder built AI agent that auto-codes websites in 16 languages”
...the same way like Lovable and and this kind of tools work. Was able to code the website, the JSON of the website into any languages that was requested by the user, create a pool request, and then all
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founder story13:27 – 14:06
...Coding Mhmm. Because it's with Glide. What is the future of coding, do you think? I think Entopec is, certainly leading in coding in many many ways and and in many areas outside of coding as well, like knowledge work and things like that. One thing,
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I know that Cloud Code is, I think, a bit different. It's a bit more authentic. It touches more things. It does the whole project for you. I'm not quite there yet where I'm comfortable with that because, maybe I'm a control freak, but I still would l
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...not coding at all. And I think Vibe Coding might scare some people away because the word coding is still in it. We want to get to a point where you don't have to code at all. You should be in a creative space. Right? A lot of coding is minutiae. A lo
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“Coding will become as rare as fine art in the AI future”
You writing code is going to be the equivalent of like you write you fine printing, like, on a on a canvas and people would, oh my god. You wrote that code? That's so amazing. It's gonna be so rare th
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prediction1:04:04 – 1:04:45
...coding or into writing code from scratch. So vibe coding meaning so I'm I'm leaning into the meme a little bit. But vibe coding, meaning you generate code. You have the this idea of a thing you wanna create. You generate the code, and then you fix it
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And we were like, oh god. No. But it can generate the code, and you just gotta paste it in. You just gotta do all this stuff. Right? And they were like, that sounds kinda hard. And we're like, but it's faster, and they they wouldn't do it. And then n
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free or substantially lower costs, or it'll breed creativity in terms of offerings, which is good for the ecosystem. But I just think the simple thing is The US models are currently better, and we use them. And I try Chinese I try these other open mo
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from transcript35:55 – 37:11
...focusing on coding in particular and on, like, solo developers or building a quick, like, zero to one project and really, like, that use case that appeals to that profile. And I think something that we're focused on is the relatively underserved ente
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from transcript7:34 – 8:46
...coding. Like, you can chat with the agent, Vibe coding, you had clock code, WinSort of things like that. And now by the end of 2025, you have pretty good agents that are kind of junior interview level engineers. Right? And this is a tweet from one of
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you know, from what we've heard from people who are very, very close to the research, we know that AI has been getting, what is it, four times smarter every 18 months for the last, I don't know, thirty years because of Moore's law. And they think tha
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