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“Coding will become as rare as fine art in the AI future”
...the future. A designer, a PM, everybody is a forward deployed engineer or an AI assistant engineer or an LLM engineer or a VibeConner.
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...predictions for you. One is there's gonna be, like, some collapse of sentiment around a set of robotics companies next year, not because it, like, actually isn't, as they feel, going to progress, but because, you know, people are beginning to project
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...future. You know? So there's these I'm I'm undoubtedly, next year, there'll be these overstated but bubble claims as well as, hey. I actually isn't working that well kind of claims, and that happens every technology cycle, and we'll just hear it agai
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...predictions that are not quite that vain. Yeah. So I think a personalized model that knows you and knows all your state and is able to retrieve over all state you have access to that you opt into is going to be incredibly useful compared to a more ge
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...you know, my predictions are just gonna be even crazier. I I'm reluctant to make them. I am gonna be slightly less reluctant, and at least some claims. What we're here for. Assuming in the next ten years, we get AI that is capable of doing any remote
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...very exciting. So those would be my five predictions for '25.
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I think that's just somewhat dated, but I do think it's an interesting one to include in the answer. I think I think that's very interesting because the, actually, the the I've been thinking quite a bit economically where this kind of start starts to
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...predictions, what stops or doesn't stop the scaling, and why the political response might happen faster than Guys, there's a lot of conversation about the macro. Are we in a bubble? How should we even think about this question? We're gonna get into f
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...predictions do you two have for 2026? Let me preface this by saying I asked you this last year. And, Eddie, you said that you hoped that all of the new block space would be put toward productive ends. We did get meme coins after that. We'll put that
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...models in the future will be able to improve upon. Okay. So it's very clear that the trajectory prediction for, like, throwing a football is gonna be better. Yeah. The next next versions of these models than mine is, let's say. If if I could add some
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...predictions last year. We're closing out 2025 being another, and I feel like I can say this every year over the last few years, massive year in tech. A lot of changes, a lot of funding rounds, a lot about AI. And before we get into, though, what we t
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