Amy

“This one had, like, a thousand plus likes on it, like, almost, I think three, 400,000 views. This one had, like, seven likes on it. It's the same exact thing that I tweeted the day before. Same concept. Like, you know, you just type in like Apple notes, you se…”

“And again, just all vibe coded, not a single line of code was written for this, but I think this is a prime example to show what happens when you go an extra mile with the animations and interactions.”

“There's definitely the aspect of, there's diminishing returns. So depending on what you're trying to do, you know, you will kind of reach a limit of how much you can re-represent the context. I think in this case, you know, with these like GSM, AK style questi…”

“I hate that damn thing. I, when CEO, when I'm trying to schedule someone for my podcast, and they say, meet Amy, and then I very quickly realize Amy's a bot who's not actually helping me find a freaking time. I get so pissed, and I lose complete respect for th…”

“Their female persona Amy is so lifelike that users have asked her on a date at a rate of one request per month.”

“On the thousands and thousands of people that have adopted the single-use case version of Amy, I never talked to the New York Times, or Netflix, or Amazon, or Salesforce, but those companies, they just have employees in pain, and since there's no integration, …”

“So there is no interface. There is no dropdown box. There is no set of possible times which you can click on. There's only Amy, which exists in dialogue as a CC.”

“Amy's not just filling up empty buckets in your calendar. She's filling up empty buckets In order to try to reproduce what she deduces are your preferences.”