why aren't all 7 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Assertion Supported
Masad: Replit uses three distinct AI models while Copilot uses one
“Copilot uses a single model, rapidly uses like three different models of different sizes. So the smallest models as the model, you know, over your shoulder, continuously giving you suggestions, then a medium sized model to do the transformations and things lik…”
Assertion Supported
Masad: Replit Agent 3 automatically tests its own code via browser
“So this is a recent innovation we did with agent three is that after it writes the software, spins up a browser, It goes around and tests in the browser. And then any issue, it kind of iterates, kind of goes and fix the code.”
Prediction Held up
Masad: Next year, users will run 5 to 10 parallel AI agents
“What we're working on with Agent Four right now is by next year, we think you're gonna be sitting instead of, in front of Replit, and you're shooting off multiple agents at a time. You're, like, planning a new feature so I want to, you know, social network on …”
Assertion Supported
Vibe coding creation tools see higher traffic than produced applications
“And in both cases, the people making things traffic is much higher than the traffic to the things that they are making.”
Assertion Supported
Masad: Replit user built AI site and earned $1,800 after 26 hours
“So in 26 hours, they were able to do to build an entire website using AI and earn 1800 dollars from biology.”
Assertion Supported
Masad: A 13-year-old built a crypto mining operation on Replit
“One is recently shared a thirteen-year-old kid that set up a sizable crypto mining operation via Replit.”
Assertion Supported
Masad: Replit crashed due to viral COVID relief app built by teenager
“That kid wrote the application that first responders are using to find equipment, to find oxygen, to find all these things. And it went totally viral. It brought down our website.”