WebSim

“You can add, like, kind of, like, even gibberish to the URL bar. And it'll figure out different things to do. You could say, tone it down a notch equals true, or not mention that equals true, even it'll work.”

“What if we could, like, put in any URL, and it will work, right? Like, there's no four oh fours. Everything exists. It just makes it up on the fly for you, right?”

“What I find most fascinating about this idea is that it shifts us away from the perspective of agents, ah, to interact with, to the perspective of environments that we want to interact with. And, ah, while arguably this agent paradigm of the chatbot is, ah, wh…”

“And to me, it's one of the first genuine expression of AI creativity that you cannot deny, right? It finds a creative solution to the problem that it is unable to draw a cat. It doesn't really know what it looks like, but it has an idea on how to represent it.”

“Dylan field actually posted this recently, like trying Figma in Figma or in web sim.”

“Like, you don't need to get the exact syntax of an actual URL. Claude's smart enough to figure it out.”

“Yeah, we're working on that.”

“That's like one of the things that's magic about WebSim generally is that it gives language models much far greater tools for expression, right?”

“One of our users literally made a frickin', like, five-dimensional particle interface. Like, this is a completely novel UX.”

“It just hallucinated a correct RSS feed and brought that in to its into this, I guess, you know, this wasn't a part of its like context window or anything because it's just displaying this stuff.”