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What most programmers don't understand, that in the very near future, the entire application will be delivered by an AI model, no source, no text, just connect
by sitkack 2y ago
What most programmers don't understand, that in the very near future, the entire application will be delivered by an AI model, no source, no text, just connect to the app over RDP. The whole app will be created by example, the app developer will train the app like a dog trainer trains a dog.
- Grimblewald 2y agothat might work for some applications, especially recreational things, I think we're a while away from it doing away with all things, especially where deterministic behavior, efficiency, or reliability are important.
- sitkack 2y agoProblems for two papers down the line.
- ukuina 2y agoSo... https://websim.ai https://websim.ai except over pixels instead of in your browser?
- sitkack 2y agoYes, and that is super neat.
- Jonovono 2y agoI think it's possible AI models will generate dynamic UI for each client and stream the UI to clients (maybe eventually client devices will generate their UI on the fly) similar to Google Stadia. Maybe some offset of video that allows the remote to control it. Maybe Wasm based - just stream wasm bytecode around? The guy behind VLC is building a library for ulta low latency: https://www.kyber.video/techology https://www.kyber.video/techology. I was playing around with the idea in this: https://github.com/StreamUI/StreamUI https://github.com/StreamUI/StreamUI. Thinking is take the ideas of Elixir LiveView to the extreme.
- sitkack 2y agoI am so glad you posted, this is super cool! I too have been thinking about how to push dynamic wasm to the client for super low latency UIs. LiveView is just the beginning. Your readme is dreamy. I'll dive into your project at the end of Sept when I get back into deep tech.