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“Well, recently they had like this big red alert at their company, and they decided to kind of push all of their efforts into one single app, which was Codex. And now what they're doing is they're just putting Atlas inside. They're basically putting Atlas insid…”

“Cause this is not a year from now. This is like three months away. AI will be able to control any browser like as good of a human.”

“For this, for now, you still need to have a Mac, and you need to have Xcode downloaded, but it can one-shot mobile apps, like full mobile apps.”

“People are going to be creating movies with prompts 739 days from now, with perfect dialogue, with perfect speech with great background music, like, all of the models are going to be integrated into these videos and it's going to completely disrupt social medi…”

“It's going to be a group of 10 people overseas somewhere who are running millions of accounts to the point where it floods social media, where Mark Zuckerberg's going to be like, oh, like, we have to tone this back, like, or else it's just going to flood the i…”

“Like Devin's trying to create that right now where like I could just give them this idea for an app and then I could go eat pizza and come back and It's just done after many iterations. And so that is like the full, that's where I think this is ultimately goin…”

“It is the only interface that does vibe coding and knowledge work in one platform.”

“If you think about where we were even a year ago and then you think about where we will be a year from now, you know it may just create its own Canva a year from now and then use that. It might be like, oh, it'd be way faster for me to just create my own tool …”

“No company, even to this day, has made it really easy to add external tools.”

“I think social media platforms are going to start de-boosting, ah, faceless accounts, because I don't think people want faceless accounts.”

“I think it's all great, and a massive industry. Probably as big as Vibe Coding.”

“I think the dot AI is going to wear off soon. Like, I think it's going to become uninteresting”

“The end game is like, you're going to talk to AI exactly as you would talk to a designer employee which scares some employees, but like also empowers you to create some cool things.”

“It takes six or seven hours if you like really want to go ham to create something that looks a lot like Notion, but with a full database storage and everything fully with AI without writing a single line of code.”

“I've one-shotted, the other day I one-shotted an app like Replit, a vibe coding tool, that spun up sandboxes, and you could vibe code web apps on your phone in one shot. It took an hour and 20 minutes to generate the code, and this was on 5.4.”

“And so, in my video, it did this in one prompt. I said, build a chess game, then use browser use to test the game and play yourself until one team wins. And that's what it did in one shot”

“Like, in Claude or in Codex is you just save so much money because they're subsidizing, like, you get thousands of dollars of tokens for your a hundred dollar per month or 200 dollar per month plan because you're using their platforms.”

“That's where I think the benchmark thing will be a year from now. It's not going to be how token efficient is it. It's going to be how much money and how much time does it cost to do a specific task?”

“I'm sure there's going to be a company that only builds, like, an AI video editor like ReMotion that shows up inside Codex, and they're going to make a killing, right?”

“Perplexity built a billion-dollar company, right, in the beginning, adding one single tool, basically, which was search the internet before responding. They built a billion dollar company doing that, and this gave its responses incredible context where no othe…”

“Google Docs makes it impossible, but Notion, literally every single action you could take in Notion is now programmable through this MCP. So an AI agent can just do those things directly if it has access to the Notion MCP server with all of those different too…”

“Is this process janky? Yes. But will it be solved by the end of the year? I think for sure.”

“And I think eventually AI agents will have access to component libraries like this, so they'll be able to just select, ah, really cool components like this and place them on your web apps, your mobile apps, ah, and things like that.”

“I think a lot of people are gonna make, are gonna carve out niches, and maybe they, they're making, you know, six figures a year building a simple app that's like tailored for specific niches, so I'm super bullish on consumer mobile and consumer web for that m…”

“And I also think even if it's just selling one product, the product photos will change depending on who you are because it's so easy to create variations of these product photos.”

“Yeah, I mean, ah, we just launched, ah, two days ago, launched Vibecode app, ah, which is the first ever app that builds mobile apps directly on your phone.”

“My prediction is by the end of the year it will, but Cursor doesn't see your web view, and so you need to give it all of the information that you see, and the more correct information you give it, the better.”

“Cause like, I think there's going to be platforms built for this, like where there, it'll be like a sandbox thing where it'll, it'll be like the TikTok of social, of applications where you can like create a little environment and you scroll through them, find …”

“You can just like literally download your transcript or you could use a transcript API, but YouTube starting to block those.”

“Anthropic did this when they first started doing their product launches. They were just launching them With ReMotion videos.”

“Yeah, if you use it via the API, it's twice as expensive as Ah, the recent model, which is, ah, GPT-Five-Point-Four. It's twice as expensive.”

“And then it's also 20% more expensive than Opus 4.7.”

“Gemini has a Canvas feature. I know XAI is working on a Canvas feature, so they're all kind of adding this.”

“When you generate something, when you generate an image, it costs like three or like two to .2 to three cents a piece.”

“50 days ago I had never coded in my life.”

“This template for Next.js has over 15,000 uses on repli, like forks”

“Yes, it's only within the last, like, 10 days”

“If you don't have this set up, it'll actually ask you, like, are you sure you want to run this command? Are you sure? And then you have to click yes over and over again. When you do this, it just automatically does it. It's called YOLO mode.”

“I think we have close to 10,000 people now.”