It can actually re-create iOS like things also

Web developers have an insane trust in dependencies. A front end developer mixing unknown code like a chef mixing ingredients, is a security nightmare.

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Damn. Can I get a link to that Udio track you made? It sounds nice.

​@@ddeevviiaanntt Just type Udio on Google it will be at the top

I'll keep my mouth shut ;)

He can lay-off you later.

@@eSKAone-and then get unemployment and a severance 😌

bro is about to lay-off at the speed of light

@@lengudotphong4679 free money glitch

someone already did that

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Simception*

Very easily

It's one of the first things people did.

fr bro

I know

remember when we used to joke about a magic button?

Yyyup.

As weird as you want it to be and then some...

I am having fun simulating obscure gopher archives of secret government materials, and chatting with anon BBS users as if it was 1999!

nice!

Could you elaborate more? Are you making a mod for a game?

interesting idea!

This would only work with minimal user input and then it will have the disadvantage of generating websites in the form of the ones you visited in the past so it can generate some trashy “content” which you do not identify with (like social media algos)

That's probably going to be proven to be a very accurate prediction. Good insight.

Sounds horrible

I think that might really be the way we are headed. Websites are mostly a UI with a vast amount of (micro) services in the Background anyways.

Conclusion: I met Houdini 30 years ago, worked with him for a few years, left the Japanese industry at the time where the amount of work was so high and the creators' copyrights were ignored even though they owned expensive hardware, moved to the mountains, started looking into the situation a few years ago, and have now returned. It seems I have been granted access ☺

I don’t

People used to be scared of photography as well

On second thoughts, living off grid doesn't sound so bad.

I think it should have its own search engine and indexing those kind of sites so it would not flood or mess with other search engines' algorithms

have fun!

No one goes to websites anymore. It used to be fun to see all the weird stuff people came up with. It'll be like the 90's again.

Clutter Up the Internet? Like as in there is not enough space, so everything else becomes deleted ? Or slowed? Or Not findable anymore? Internet ist practically Infinite and more stuff is never worse...

"Some infinities are infinitely greater that other infinities." _Neil deGrasse Tyson_

@@The-Nightwatch I still make weird 90's style websites ahhaha

​@@mircorichter1375It'll become harder to find what you need because there will be an oversaturation of low-quality useless websites

care to share link. I'll try it out.

nice! thx for sharing

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@@ar_xivCreating good stuff will become much easier and cheaper as well.

Wow a generic 8 bit pile of junk generated by an AI not you

Like a junior developer 😂

Yeah I'd wonder how much of is that. The position of some UI elements looks familiar especially in that 3d object viewer.

@@hherpdderpthat is the default controls rendering for ThreeJS if im not mistaken

Take a deep breath

Hahahah same it’s so cool

Don't worry I got it to create a meditation website for you

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Seems to be a valid response for every Sonnet 3.5 capability

you mean Inturnet.

The entire industry is SHOCKED.

it changes absolutely nothing. You could do this with random free templates for 30 years now...

nice!

that's a dumb idea even if you're optimistic about LLMs. there's no reason to use them for literally everything when we have much faster algorithms for most problems. maybe LLMs will reach a point where they can generate faster algorithms to solve various problems, but those algorithms will then be in use and are not themselves LLMs.

I wouldn't be surprised, but probably with a multi-modal AI.

This won't age well. Because we would be able to control the AI directly with our mind. We would be integrated with AI.

@@classicmax794 But that's what websim basically is already - an LLM generating static webpages that your browser can then render. It's totally in line with a computer starting with an LLM and some kind of rendering engine, and just going from there. Which is sick.

AI can probably generate like XFCE themes for Linux systems, but I'm not sure the paid operating systems would want to give that level of control to the user, not when their direction has been more of the opposite over the years. It's a whole other subsystem to maintain, and it would definitely make customer support a lot more difficult, especially for business customers.

not for long till we all need facial and eye recognition to prove were human just to use the internet and all this stuff is limited. enjoy it while it lasts

Thanks for this comment chatgpt

The dead internet is literally coming alive

​@@DenzelCanvasSupportcaptcha gonna have a field day with this

@@ITSAMEAUTOMA its not hard at all for an AI to solve captcha already bud

new AI situation is CRAZY and just got more INSANE - The Internet Is Over

These are “hello world” level projects. Don’t buy into the hype.

@@hoi-polloi905 It's not, and it will only get better.

@@lau6438 it’s taking code that was already written and changing a few variables to align with a text prompt.

Not really, it just steals from git

Aka imagination!!!!

thx for sharing!

nice!

it's creating things out of thin air how is that inadequate

​@@virtualmartinino, it stole from git

Individual mileage may vary?

You're just using it wrong.

Generative AI is only as good as your prompts

You guys are delusional. LLMs are less capable than people think. If it isn't in the dataset, it won't be able to do it.

It's just stealing from git

No problem!

nice! thanks for sharing

You could do that in WebSim. :)

Thanks!

Thanks!

have fun. this is currently free with no limits!

@@theAIsearch no way so it’s not limited like claud 3.5 is, that’s literally a game changer just made Claude inside of Websim using Claude and it responds to your messages like an actual AI and it’s actually is responding to that exact message

@@davidcampos8952 Claudesception

nice!

Thanks for sharing!

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It seems to me that the opposite is a much more likely outcome. Lower skilled labor isn't as economically beneficial to automate and often not very viable at scale. We could be utilizing these tools to free humanity from the scarcity paradigm. However it's seems more likely that it'll be predominately used perpetuate it and further consolidate and extend the monopolistic consumptive economy as altruistic humanitarian and sustainable efforts aren't directly incentivized in our societies and economies.

Just become a farmer…

​@@newolde1bs. the whole basis of the western civilization is christ's teachings of altruism and peace, of course many dont follow that unfortunately, but dont be all 13yo joker fanboy on society itself, the average person is good, and if you dont have faith in that, you shouldnt be giving advice to anyone, your comment reeks of salty and acid socialist defeat.

I'm so far below average I'm on disability, so I should be safe. At least until the whole system collapses from supporting everyone who goes obsolete. So, maybe I die next year? Maybe sooner? Cool beans. Progress is tight.

@@jspetsandcrafts9862 absolutely, or at least learn to grow your own food. You'll be much healthier that way anyways. As for the other stuff I said, I think it's up to all of us to find ways to work around the potential negative outcomes of all of this. We are not powerless.

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An AI which pretends to be you could have said that, and an AI which pretends to be me can generate an opinion about it. Cut humans out of the loop completely. It can all be fake, and we can experience boredom and isolation as we helplessly wait to starve to death. At some point, technology went off the rails. Why are the ultimate goals isolation, boredom, and the destruction of trust, art, and purpose? In the near future, if we live that long, we can have everything shipped to our tiny little apartments with robots. No one will be able to afford better. If we ever leave, we can get in an automated pod, go to an automated store, approve the AI-selected products, and have everything delivered by robot so we never have to leave the pod or see another human. Then we can be put back in our tiny box with nothing to do but consume food-like paste and machine generated content. Or they could just decide not to feed us and not bother creating the infrastructure to isolate us. Unless despair is the product, for some reason.

indeed

i'm genuinely sorry for you if you spent years and a lot of money for a program that outputs "hello world"

@alexvitkov it was more than hello world. Still hurts to see this advancement.

@@AhmedBalfaqih ​ You should play with it for a few hours, you'll see how limited it all still is. Even if we get to the point where AI actually programs better than us, as long as there are product managers who don't know what they want, there will be work for people who have to interpret their whims and turn the product into a reality. Someone will have to beg to the the chatbot to do the right thing. It will be unfortunate if instead of a deterministic programming language we have to interface with a moody chatbot, but what can you do. Software has always been an area where tools change quickly, keep your eyes open on what's coming and you'll be fine regardless of what happens... Unless we get to AGI, and then all bets are off the table :)

It’s called technology, duh..

@@alexvitkov I think he was joking dude

i just made an exact copy of the steam login page 💀

It doesn't need to be open source. It gives you the code for website it creates. I'm not going to break it down, but someone just has to take it 1 or 2 steps further and they have a fully functioning phishing site.

​@@streaxtyyhello the FBI would like to know your whereabouts.

Peoples browsing habits are going to HAVE to change. I havent had issues with those types of things in years

Well there is already stuff like that on github

You ever heard of wix . But no this is just a sampler

if every website didnt make me sign up, enter an email, and a phonenumber I might care, but its gotten so annoying I will use fake websites that do the same thing, without me signing up,

once AI can take over all job's humans can do, why wouldn't they also be able to work as AI developers? Its clear we can do it, so it stands to reason that we could make a machine do it automatically and faster than we can. True AGI would become a superintelligence very fast as it would make itself smarter exponentially (continuing the trend humans have already been on the past 200,000 years)

Lol you are totally wrong. You can get the same result copying someone's side project from github. When I asked to return "bank website" it gave me very ugly website, which you will never say it's simillar to real bank website. You know why? Because on github there are no much public repos with bank websites. I can't see any real use cases for this, maybe for MVPs it will be a good tool, but I am not sure. More impresive is Figma to React translation, but it still sucks and many things you have to change on your own. Seriously this all AI / No code tools are only impressive at the first look, but If you are going deeper it sucks in many aspects.

Another midwit doomposting. This is useless

cool idea! thx for sharing

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yes!

thx for sharing!

Thanks!

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indeed

nice use case!

LOL no it's not. Just as autopilot in airplanes did not render pilots obsolete. It's an LLM, it can only regurgitate shit from the data it scraped it can't create something new. I've played a little with this, then found it to be pretty useless

​@@UmVtCgyour lack of perspective is impressive.

​@@InnocentiusLacrimosa No it's your lack of perspective. For 20 years We hear that tech jobs are done and will be replaced by new shiny solution. Wordpress, NoCode/LowCode, now AI. We had to be replaced at least 3 times for these years, but still most dev jobs are related strongly with coding.

TOP KEK, no. All this does is steal code from git.

​@@InnocentiusLacrimosayour midwittery is unsurprising

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