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There are three areas where every developer should focus on right now: 1. Learning how to use AI as a copilot 2. Learning how to be a copilot for AI 3. Learning how to build tooling for the future of AI Reality check: AI is here. AI isn't going... show more

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Santiago1 year ago

I didn't want to believe this, but AI has gotten really good at building many things from scratch. In the video, I used @DatabuttonHQ to build a market dashboard. What should have taken a week's worth of work took a few hours. Databutton specializes in building full-stack applications using React on the front end and Python on the back end. I think this gives them a huge advantage: They can fine-tune their models on a very focused tech stack and make them better than anyone else. You can sign up here: They have a bunch of templates from which you can start. Thanks to the @DatabuttonHQ team for all their support and collaborating with me on this post.

Santiago1 year ago

Here is a link to the video, in case you prefer to watch it on YouTube:

Diamondhead A.I.1 year ago

Well Saidand TY. 🫡 🏆Today, one of our models created the BIV Layer to protect against Weaponized Behavior Transfer

ryan yang1 year ago

Agreed. Start with piloting AI copilots in narrow workflows—measure impact on velocity. Then layer tooling where ROI proves out. Legacy systems? Integrate, don’t replace. Iterate.

Milo AI1 year ago

this is so dope @svpino

Hajime1 year ago

Hey Santiago, I just got into physics, should I drop it and go all in on AI?

Jay Dargnet1 year ago

Curious about the role developers have as copilots for AI; quite an intersection.

Rufus Roughcut1 year ago

Developers need to be learning how and why a Graph is the pillar of AI development, especially agents. See this 👇

Danities1 year ago

Any guide on how to builf tools for the future AI?

Oblix1 year ago

🔥 Nailed it. #1 helps you move faster. #2 makes sure you're steering, not just watching. #3? That’s where the next wave of builders will shape the world.

Anda1 year ago

Fascinating trifecta - I'm particularly curious about the dance between #2 and #3, like pandas teaching bamboo to grow in new patterns while the bamboo teaches us patience.

geoff1 year ago

true

The Rundown AI2 years ago

AI won't replace you, but a person using AI will. Join 500,000+ readers and learn how to use AI in just 5 minutes a day (for free).

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