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Whoa, I just used Google's Bard AI to recreate a basic timer app for iPhone in under 4 minutes... just from a screenshot! 🤯 Did not give it hints as to what the app did, and it provided all of the code—it made some mistakes but nothing it couldn't... show more

Ammaar Reshi

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Min Choi3 years ago

@spacecasetay Pretty awesome! 🔥 And while Code Interpreter is disabled!

Ammaar Reshi3 years ago

@spacecasetay Hahah perfect timing.

AP3 years ago

Google is cooking 🧑‍🍳

Ammaar Reshi3 years ago

I feel like we’re sleeping on them!!

TechnoKing3 years ago

"do not make any mistakes" is my new favorite prompt

Ammaar Reshi3 years ago

LOL it might have been too much pressure for it

Databas33 years ago

What do you use for these screen recordings? Looks great!

Ammaar Reshi3 years ago

@databas3_io from @pie6k—easily one of my favorite mac apps!

Sam Sung3 years ago

This is awesome - we saw a demo like this when GPT-4 was released (i.e., drawing a UI of a website, and then AI coding it), but GPT-4 does not yet allow uploading of images. This should open up a lot of ideas for non-technical folks who want to build an app or website, but don't want to explain the entire UI (rather, just sketch it or create it in Figma)

Ammaar Reshi3 years ago

Oh yeah!! I wonder when they’ll open up with that. Totally, just another great way for folks to get started on their ideas!

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