He expects interface solutions to arrive within two months.
it's just easier to describe the outcome you want than to do the work yourself
all computer work will be AI next year. the only reason it's not here this year is that the interface doesn't exist and we need to culturally update
give me another 2 months
Positive users are enthusiastic about AI soon handling all computer work via natural voice interfaces and intent-based execution, while negative users criticize screenshot-based approaches and doubt the rapid timelines.
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@gabriel1 yea but what if i just want to think about the outcome i want?
can't wait for bci
@gabriel1 Very bullish on this!
it's just easier to describe the outcome you want than to do the work yourself
all computer work will be AI next year. the only reason it's not here this year is that the interface doesn't exist and we need to culturally update
give me another 2 months
@gabriel1 The only reason it won’t be generally possible this year is Dario
the culture of how work is performed will change, and if you can make it happen faster your product will win
the labs never had to tell users why or how they should use a product, but this is suddenly the most important skill
it's just easier to describe the outcome you want than to do the work yourself
all computer work will be AI next year. the only reason it's not here this year is that the interface doesn't exist and we need to culturally update
give me another 2 months
@gabriel1 the 'interface doesn't exist' part is doing a lot of heavy lifting there
@gabriel1 Another reason it isn’t here right now is because of how many issues current frontier models are facing at the moment.
Open source should fix that tho
@gabriel1 I think I am already there. I find it painfully hard to write code myself when I know exactly what it's supposed to look like.
But for debugging and tinkering with APIs I still drive that myself. And that's the most fun part
@gabriel1 if ai can understand your intent then it can do the work for you, full stop
@gabriel1 The interface is the last bottleneck. Once talking to a computer feels as natural as talking to a person the whole game changes overnight.
@gabriel1 Im still using VBA at work, im still waiting for the 21st century patch to drop
@gabriel1 interface is the bottleneck not the ai. still need humans to tell it what to do tho
@gabriel1 I now switched to voice when using Claude.
I followed your advice and it's working really well!
@gabriel1 that’s a bold take, but i’m rooting for you.
@gabriel1 What would you say to someone who argued that the issue is actually verification not interfaces
eg that coding got automated because you can instantly check if code is right, but with most knowledge work you can't
@gabriel1 Describing what you want is the easy part. The hard part: discovering that you described the wrong thing halfway through. That loop doesn't compress in 2 months.
@gabriel1 We need realtime audio and vision before this happens. AI models spend way too much time trying to write code to control computers and browsers instead of just looking at it and then operating off of that.
@gabriel1 the interface bottleneck is real but i think the cultural update takes longer than 2 months, most teams still dont trust outputs they cant audit line by line
@gabriel1 what you doing, mate?
@gabriel1 Very confident. Curious to see the resut
@gabriel1 Looking forward to seeing what ur building.