Review of voice note apps for transcription, different ways AI coding affects software development, and a wish list of products. Topics include voice note transcription, AI-enabled software tools, impact on software development workflows, AI native storytelling, coding as a liberal art, and desired AI products.
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Creating a AI-powered to-do list that provides dynamic and personalized assistance in completing tasks.
Exploring the use of AI in native storytelling mediums, such as AI-generated comics, for a unique and engaging storytelling experience.
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Rethinking the To-Do List for AI Capabilities
There is a need to reimagine the concept of to-do lists in a world where AI capabilities are rapidly advancing. The idea is to create a to-do list that leverages AI to not just remind users of tasks, but also assist in completing them through a series of steps. It could utilize AI to gather relevant information and offer suggestions while adapting to individual needs. The goal is to create a more dynamic and personalized to-do list experience that harnesses the power of AI to enhance productivity and effectiveness.
Exploring Native AI Storytelling in Comics
As AI art and creativity continue to evolve, there is an opportunity to explore the use of AI in native storytelling mediums. One intriguing possibility is applying AI capabilities to the creation of comics, which heavily rely on visual storytelling. By leveraging AI tools such as Midjourney and DALL-E, individuals could have access to a simple and intuitive platform that allows them to create AI-assisted comics. This would enable users to combine their own creativity with AI-generated elements, resulting in a unique and engaging storytelling experience.
Engaging Children in AI-Assisted Software Projects
A desire exists for children to engage in self-contained AI projects that combine elements of learning, creativity, and fun. Such projects could involve exploring AI tools like DALL-E and CLAUDE to collaborate with kids and help them develop software-related skills. The focus would be on providing a platform that approaches programming as a creative endeavor, rather than just a technical subject. By making programming more accessible and enjoyable for children, these projects could foster a love for programming and empower kids to express themselves through technology.
Puncturing the API Framework into the User Input Layer
There is a need for software that bridges the gap between API frameworks like Zapier and the user input layer. This would allow users to interact directly with the app layer and input specific commands or actions. By extending automation capabilities to the user interface, new behaviors and workflows become possible. This type of software could provide a seamless streamlining of user interactions, feedback, and data flow while connecting various tools and applications.
Reviewing voice note transcription apps, from WaveAI to Audiopen and ChatGPT. Then Fraser and Nabeel take stock of various ways AI coding is affecting software development, from Co-Pilots to "mealeable software development" and No-Code AI. Lastly, the hosts talk through a wish list of products they'd love to see this year.
Topics discussed: - Slowed Pace of AI Product Launches - Wave AI app, and what to look for in voice notes transcription - Current state of AI-enabled software tools - Potential impact of AI on software development workflows - What is the AI native storytelling medium - The AI todo list partner - Coding as a liberal art - User input layer and direct feedback in AI-enabled tools