Oleksandr Koreniuk

I know https://www.producthunt.com/post... - it allows to generate galleries from a text prompt. (Disclaimer: its mine product :)

In my opinion, no one should worry much since those tools are autocomplete statistical programs without reasoning. I think it is just the dev tools' iterative evolution. AGI would revolutionize, no doubt.

I would love to see when ai would help me to add API, contracts, and ml inputs from just a text prompt. Right now its a cool autocomplete tool)

Hi! I love how ai moving on, investing a lot of time into developing AI products. However as a tech geek, I would like to put that current ai programs cannot cope with a deep context, and elaborate on it, at least on the level of the average human. For example, if you will tell AI about your room in every detail, it would hallucinate on further queries because it is not memorizing a complex...

Chat GPT limit lies in 1) the Attention window, which is some thousands of characters afaik and 2) it fails to elaborate and modify constrained hierarchical data correctly, in the example source code tree. These problems cannot be overcome in the current stage of Tech.

Im sure that collaboration functionality for creative services would be decisive and most important. Then, automation, which would help to cover repetitive tasks, and also shiny generative ai which will work as your assistant.

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I like your video, so uplifting!

No, it has no chance. AI still struggles to cope with structured data analysis so the integration of ai as your qa assistant wont be more than a toy. However UI is cool, sometimes in the future backend would be replaced with AGI, and that will be a real game changer.

It looks simple and useful for no-code approach. For my next custom website i would look definitely on something like it