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Masad: AI agents mastering software is how AI achieves general intelligence
“Software, like agents being able to do software, Is how AI gets more general because software runs our lives, runs the internet, runs our businesses. And so the more competent AI becomes at software, the more general they are in terms of what they can do.”
Masad: The ROI of learning to code is doubling every six months
“I have this that's been called not by me, dubbed as Amjad's law, which is the return on investment for learning to code is doubling every six months.”
Masad: Rigid product roadmaps are impossible to maintain in the AI era
“One thing that I think is really difficult now is having roadmaps, especially if you're doing anything in AI, but really any, anything that AI could affect. You want to be able to react to it really quickly.”
Masad: AI developer agents maintain software via direct database operations
“So it's not only you know, builds things. It's also It also maintains things, right? So in this case, it's actually doing a SQL queries. It's not writing code to create a, to create an admin account for us.”
Masad: AI prototyping will eliminate cross-functional silos and replace text communication
“I think it just like opens opens up you know, silos of the companies make communication around, around product a lot more concrete because I can give you a working prototype and that'll change how, how people work. Like if you can imagine that everyone can mak…”
Masad: AI tooling shifts the product bottleneck from implementation to idea generation
“And so typically you're bottlenecked by the middle kind of part where your ideas are kind of like, there are a lot of them and they're not fitting in because like they need to be made and they need to be made quickly. And so now you open up that bottleneck. So…”