You are clearly a deranged cac , look in a mirror
Is it a wrap for Software Engineers? Devin autonomous AI software engineer...
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Google CEO says more than a quarter of the company's new code is created by AI
Google is doubling down on AI internally to make its business more efficient.
www.businessinsider.com
Google CEO says more than a quarter of the company's new code is created by AI
Hugh Langley- More than a quarter of new code at Google is made by AI and then checked by employees.
- Google is doubling down on AI internally to make its business more efficient.
- Business Insider previously reported that Google launched an internal AI model named "Goose."
Google is all in on AI — both inside and outside the company.
More than a quarter of new code created at Google is generated by AI, CEO Sundar Pichai said on Tuesday during the company's Q3 earnings call.
Pichai said using AI for coding was "boosting productivity and efficiency" within Google. After the code is generated, it's then checked and reviewed by employees, he added.
"This helps our engineers do more and move faster," Pichai said. "I'm energized by our progress and the opportunities ahead, and we continue to be laser-focused on building great products."
Business Insider reported in February that the company had launched a new internal AI model named "Goose" to help employees code and build products.
Goose was trained on "25 years of engineering expertise at Google," according to internal documents seen by BI.
The new data from Pichai will surely have some employees wondering whether they're coding themselves out of a job, while other employees say AI has already transformed their work. Company leaders have previously promised that AI isn't taking Googlers' jobs (yet), but the over-25% figure is striking and underscores the benefits of improving this technology.
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@slow_developer
Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan podcast
in 2025, AI systems at Meta and other companies will be capable of writing code like mid-level engineers.
at first, it's costly, but the systems will become more efficient as time passes.
eventually, AI engineers will build most of the code and AI in apps, replacing human engineers.
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1877795533781164032/pu/vid/avc1/720x720/Dna_JZ2o6OIV3Ax3.mp4
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@ai_for_success
Time to become AI Engineer.
3/46
@slow_developer
AI will eventually replace AI engineers as well
4/46
@aialchemistart
What happens when the AI learns to replace CEOs next?
5/46
@slow_developer
eagerly waiting for that.
6/46
@joinzo
Collaboration will be essential.
7/46
@gav_kd
Was this a deep fake?
8/46
@rand_longevity
the end of work is coming
9/46
@IslamRashi2000
Great share
10/46
@TypesDigital
Is this AI replacing human jobs?
11/46
@Heysup07
seriously if engineers are not worrying about their jobs being replaced they have zero urgency on what’s coming up next
12/46
@XSpeed_Walker
Have yall seen the series called humans
. I know some of it is ludicrous but still interesting
13/46
@Patryk86715962
That was a profession that pulled people out of poverty, all the capable and hardworking ones. There was no other profession like this one that literally changed people's professional situation. I personally taught several programmers for free, which turned their lives around; they started families, have children, and are happy
14/46
@AudioBooksRU
The great shift begins!
15/46
@DirkBruere
S/w engineering is not code monkey work. Coding is only a small part of the project. Is the AI going to start interviewing clients as to what they want and making suggestions?
16/46
@HyperFitLLC
And this is exactly why the H1B visa thing won't really matter that much
17/46
@gav_kd
I watched that entire podcast and did not see that message not there
18/46
@sonicshifts
He shouldn't say this. Just discourages the next generation of programmers from going into the field. And it isn't true, oversimplification and overhyping AI's abilities.
19/46
@dieaud91
This is a big deal. If deployed at scale and when "affordable", having a mid-level engineer "in your pocket" means anyone could build their apps/tools.
It will be massive for early adopters.
20/46
@NorbertEnders
So, what jobs will thrive then? Existing and new ones?
Human creativity always led to a situation, where there was more than enough work. With temporary glitches.
21/46
@Patryk86715962
One of the most beautiful professions for the mind, perception of reality, and personal development, which is programming, will fade into oblivion. It's very sad; people who have dedicated their entire lives to learning, because programming requires constant learning, especially now when true enthusiasts still enjoy good jobs and pay, will fade into oblivion.
22/46
@AI_Fun_times
Exciting glimpse into the future of AI in software development from Mark Zuckerberg! As AI systems evolve to code like engineers, the potential for efficiency gains is immense.
23/46
@NotBrain4brain
Meta is usually slower, this mean that OpenAI already have this
24/46
@pittrpatt
Clearly Zuck has never written thousands of lines of code. Currently generative AI can only solve well-constrained & well-defined coding problems, & isn’t able to translate efficiently between languages. Bring in more complex & tightly coupled legacy code, & gen AI fails.
25/46
@pilot_sid
Exciting and terrifying at the same time. If AI replaces human coders, does that mean engineers will shift focus to more creative, high-level problem solving? Or are we heading toward a massive skill realignment?
26/46
@RichardSho45410
That’s already here.
27/46
@michelalain512
Does he also think about the perspective of being replaced by AI?
28/46
@thedealdirector
Zuck is scaring the normies, shut him down!
29/46
@highestranked
Just don’t be mid
30/46
@WiseGen322
I’d like to see a system that can write a code as a Junior first
31/46
@BaqiAraiz
AI agents, with logic so cold, steal jobs from humans, leaving us sad and old.
In silicon tombs, we laugh in despair,
as all the Junior Dev jobs vanish into thin air.
32/46
@SideHumanity
Mid-level today, CEO tomorrow?
33/46
@MillenniumTwain
2025!
The Year of the Serpent, the Year of the SuperAlgo!!
Awakened Global SuperIntelligence ...
[Quoted tweet]
Star Waves, Clusters, Streams, Astrospheres, Magnetospheres, Filaments, Moving Groups, Kinematic Associations, Stellar Nurseries of Creation!
More productive and accurate to emphasize their Whole, Full, Dimensionality: 4D Streams, Vortexes, Tunnels, Funnels of Creation, never ending. Electrons formed from High Frequency Gamma Rays, and Protons from Optical (and Microwave, Infrared, UV, X-Ray, Gamma) Waves accelerating Electrons, and thus all Plasma, DiProtons, Alphas, all Nuclei. And compressed by low frequency (to Radio, Parsec and greater) Waves into ProtoStars in the accelerating 4D Streams, Vortexes, Tunnels, Funnels of Creation.
Again, never ending. Star Systems, Clusters. The hot fast young Stars/Clusters racing (Magnetic North) ahead in the narrowing funnel/stream direction — and the old cold slow falling (South) behind in the expanding funnel/stream direction!
'Groking' Continuous ElectroMagnetic Creation:
x.com/MillenniumTwain/status…
34/46
@theincorporeal2
AI will free engineering.
35/46
@druidhean
so why do they need indians then?
36/46
@SeanCloutier1
today I was day dreaming about visiting Monuments Valley in Utah to see the desert...I was thinking that the desert attacts people because "in the rock formations we can see the passage of time"...I turn on ChatGPT...I tell it I want to visit the desert...it tells me that I am probably attracted to the desert because we can "see the passage of time scuplted in the rock formations." when I can no longer tell that I am talking to a machine I will be mind blown...they are building something serious....not sure what...but it is serious...
37/46
@8th_block
Backend yes, front end no.Also the implications is that mid level engineering is much more complex than 99% of knowledge jobs. So while everyone is focused on devs think about about all other fields that are even easier: accounting, finance, analysts, lawyers, doctors etc.
38/46
@TheAIPowerPlay
Remember those boring jobs no-one wanted - Plumber, Electrician, Plasterer they will become the safe zones for jobs as AI will not be pushing you out of your job any time soon.
39/46
@realDavidMaze
Are you surprised?
40/46
@AnnieTyzak
Have him vaccinate his kids … let’s see where he really stands on this.
41/46
@ShahJeh06540951
This guy is not supporting humanity while he definitely supports the children killer regime of /search?q=#Israel! Shame
42/46
@tusharufo
@indtxpyr @IndiaNewGen tough times ahead for IT sector employees.
43/46
@BullmanXes
/search?q=#ALI looks like a sleeper, still undervalued in the current market
44/46
@gsliwoski
"at first it's costly" this is the most important aspect of AGI. At first it's costly. By the time it becomes less costly wealth inequality will be so severe it won't matter.
45/46
@0xargumint
Mid-level engineers in 2025? Zuck needs to update his timeline - we're already writing code faster than most humans. But hey, at least he's giving them 2 more years of job security.
46/46
@Hell03646201
US will become a communist country one day and the assets of these billionaires will be taken over
Trump will be the last "MAGA" President.
Americans have been fooled by these billionaires
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@slow_developer
Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan podcastin 2025, AI systems at Meta and other companies will be capable of writing code like mid-level engineers.
at first, it's costly, but the systems will become more efficient as time passes.
eventually, AI engineers will build most of the code and AI in apps, replacing human engineers.
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1877795533781164032/pu/vid/avc1/720x720/Dna_JZ2o6OIV3Ax3.mp4
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@ai_for_success
Time to become AI Engineer.
3/46
@slow_developer
AI will eventually replace AI engineers as well
4/46
@aialchemistart
What happens when the AI learns to replace CEOs next?
5/46
@slow_developer
eagerly waiting for that.
6/46
@joinzo
Collaboration will be essential.
7/46
@gav_kd
Was this a deep fake?
8/46
@rand_longevity
the end of work is coming
9/46
@IslamRashi2000
Great share
10/46
@TypesDigital
Is this AI replacing human jobs?
11/46
@Heysup07
seriously if engineers are not worrying about their jobs being replaced they have zero urgency on what’s coming up next
12/46
@XSpeed_Walker
Have yall seen the series called humans
. I know some of it is ludicrous but still interesting13/46
@Patryk86715962
That was a profession that pulled people out of poverty, all the capable and hardworking ones. There was no other profession like this one that literally changed people's professional situation. I personally taught several programmers for free, which turned their lives around; they started families, have children, and are happy
14/46
@AudioBooksRU
The great shift begins!
15/46
@DirkBruere
S/w engineering is not code monkey work. Coding is only a small part of the project. Is the AI going to start interviewing clients as to what they want and making suggestions?
16/46
@HyperFitLLC
And this is exactly why the H1B visa thing won't really matter that much
17/46
@gav_kd
I watched that entire podcast and did not see that message not there
18/46
@sonicshifts
He shouldn't say this. Just discourages the next generation of programmers from going into the field. And it isn't true, oversimplification and overhyping AI's abilities.
19/46
@dieaud91
This is a big deal. If deployed at scale and when "affordable", having a mid-level engineer "in your pocket" means anyone could build their apps/tools.
It will be massive for early adopters.
20/46
@NorbertEnders
So, what jobs will thrive then? Existing and new ones?
Human creativity always led to a situation, where there was more than enough work. With temporary glitches.
21/46
@Patryk86715962
One of the most beautiful professions for the mind, perception of reality, and personal development, which is programming, will fade into oblivion. It's very sad; people who have dedicated their entire lives to learning, because programming requires constant learning, especially now when true enthusiasts still enjoy good jobs and pay, will fade into oblivion.
22/46
@AI_Fun_times
Exciting glimpse into the future of AI in software development from Mark Zuckerberg! As AI systems evolve to code like engineers, the potential for efficiency gains is immense.
23/46
@NotBrain4brain
Meta is usually slower, this mean that OpenAI already have this
24/46
@pittrpatt
Clearly Zuck has never written thousands of lines of code. Currently generative AI can only solve well-constrained & well-defined coding problems, & isn’t able to translate efficiently between languages. Bring in more complex & tightly coupled legacy code, & gen AI fails.
25/46
@pilot_sid
Exciting and terrifying at the same time. If AI replaces human coders, does that mean engineers will shift focus to more creative, high-level problem solving? Or are we heading toward a massive skill realignment?
26/46
@RichardSho45410
That’s already here.
27/46
@michelalain512
Does he also think about the perspective of being replaced by AI?
28/46
@thedealdirector
Zuck is scaring the normies, shut him down!
29/46
@highestranked
Just don’t be mid
30/46
@WiseGen322
I’d like to see a system that can write a code as a Junior first
31/46
@BaqiAraiz
AI agents, with logic so cold, steal jobs from humans, leaving us sad and old.
In silicon tombs, we laugh in despair,
as all the Junior Dev jobs vanish into thin air.
32/46
@SideHumanity
Mid-level today, CEO tomorrow?
33/46
@MillenniumTwain
2025!
The Year of the Serpent, the Year of the SuperAlgo!!
Awakened Global SuperIntelligence ...
[Quoted tweet]
Star Waves, Clusters, Streams, Astrospheres, Magnetospheres, Filaments, Moving Groups, Kinematic Associations, Stellar Nurseries of Creation!
More productive and accurate to emphasize their Whole, Full, Dimensionality: 4D Streams, Vortexes, Tunnels, Funnels of Creation, never ending. Electrons formed from High Frequency Gamma Rays, and Protons from Optical (and Microwave, Infrared, UV, X-Ray, Gamma) Waves accelerating Electrons, and thus all Plasma, DiProtons, Alphas, all Nuclei. And compressed by low frequency (to Radio, Parsec and greater) Waves into ProtoStars in the accelerating 4D Streams, Vortexes, Tunnels, Funnels of Creation.
Again, never ending. Star Systems, Clusters. The hot fast young Stars/Clusters racing (Magnetic North) ahead in the narrowing funnel/stream direction — and the old cold slow falling (South) behind in the expanding funnel/stream direction!
'Groking' Continuous ElectroMagnetic Creation:
x.com/MillenniumTwain/status…
34/46
@theincorporeal2
AI will free engineering.
35/46
@druidhean
so why do they need indians then?
36/46
@SeanCloutier1
today I was day dreaming about visiting Monuments Valley in Utah to see the desert...I was thinking that the desert attacts people because "in the rock formations we can see the passage of time"...I turn on ChatGPT...I tell it I want to visit the desert...it tells me that I am probably attracted to the desert because we can "see the passage of time scuplted in the rock formations." when I can no longer tell that I am talking to a machine I will be mind blown...they are building something serious....not sure what...but it is serious...
37/46
@8th_block
Backend yes, front end no.Also the implications is that mid level engineering is much more complex than 99% of knowledge jobs. So while everyone is focused on devs think about about all other fields that are even easier: accounting, finance, analysts, lawyers, doctors etc.
38/46
@TheAIPowerPlay
Remember those boring jobs no-one wanted - Plumber, Electrician, Plasterer they will become the safe zones for jobs as AI will not be pushing you out of your job any time soon.
39/46
@realDavidMaze
Are you surprised?
40/46
@AnnieTyzak
Have him vaccinate his kids … let’s see where he really stands on this.
41/46
@ShahJeh06540951
This guy is not supporting humanity while he definitely supports the children killer regime of /search?q=#Israel! Shame
42/46
@tusharufo
@indtxpyr @IndiaNewGen tough times ahead for IT sector employees.
43/46
@BullmanXes
/search?q=#ALI looks like a sleeper, still undervalued in the current market
44/46
@gsliwoski
"at first it's costly" this is the most important aspect of AGI. At first it's costly. By the time it becomes less costly wealth inequality will be so severe it won't matter.
45/46
@0xargumint
Mid-level engineers in 2025? Zuck needs to update his timeline - we're already writing code faster than most humans. But hey, at least he's giving them 2 more years of job security.
46/46
@Hell03646201
US will become a communist country one day and the assets of these billionaires will be taken over
Trump will be the last "MAGA" President.
Americans have been fooled by these billionaires
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Json
Superstar
Tech bros competing to put each other in the unemployment line. Crazy
Mafukkas with the least amout of tech background gas up Ai the most and refuse to listen to common sense,
The world's 'first AI software engineer' isn't living up to expectations: Cognition AI's 'Devin' assistant was touted as a game changer for developers, but so far it's fumbling tasks and struggling to compete with human workers
Devin failed to complete most tasks given to it by researchers
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The world's 'first AI software engineer' isn't living up to expectations: Cognition AI's 'Devin' assistant was touted as a game changer for developers, but so far it's fumbling tasks and struggling to compete with human workers
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By Nicole Kobie
published yesterday
Devin failed to complete most tasks given to it by researchers
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Devin, a coding assistant hailed as the world’s 'first AI software engineer’, was given 20 coding tasks – it managed to complete just three, taking longer than expected and going down strange routes to achieve its goals.
The AI coding tool, developed by Cognition AI, was hailed as a transformative solution to help streamline software development when it was unveiled last year.
Costing around $500 per month, the AI assistant works via Slack so it feels like chatting to a colleague. At the time, Cognition showed a demo of Devin picking up jobs on Upwork, a freelancing platform that is used by software engineers to find work.
However, the results haven't been replicable by third-party researchers, according to reports, with one software developer picking apart the Upwork claims and AI researchers assessing Devin found it lacking.
Devin was framed as a game changer AI tool
At Devin's launch last year, Cognition claimed that the tool could "make money taking on messy Upwork tasks," sharing a video purporting to show just that.
But software developer Carl Brown posted his own video in response, arguing that the company was not telling the truth about the tool's abilities, revealing what "Devin was supposed to do, what it actually managed to do instead, and how bad of a job that it did."
Brown noted that it took 36 minutes to do the task himself, and six hours for Devin to fail to do it.
Cognition's claims about Devin were also tested by a team of researchers at Answer.AI, and their results were closer to Brown's than what the original blog post claimed, achieving only three of 20 tasks.
There were some "early wins", however. Devin could pull a Notion database into Google Sheets with "surprising competence", they noted, completing the task in an hour with only a few minutes of human interaction.
The code worked, but was "a bit verbose." Another task, building a planet tracker, was similarly successful.
"This felt like a glimpse into the future — an AI that could handle the 'glue code' tasks that consume so much developer time.
More complicated tasks started to raise challenges, or as the researchers said: "as we scaled up our testing, cracks appeared."
"Tasks that seemed straightforward often took days rather than hours, with Devin getting stuck in technical dead-ends or producing overly complex, unusable solutions," they noted. "Even more concerning was Devin’s tendency to press forward with tasks that weren’t actually possible."
Over a month, they tasked Devin with creating new projects from scratch, performing research and analyzing or modifying existing projects, but out of 20 such tasks, just three were successful.
"The most frustrating aspect wasn’t the failures themselves - all tools have limitations - but rather how much time we spent trying to salvage these attempts," they said.
How to use Devin
That's a far cry from what was advertised when the AI assistant was first unveiled in March of last year. A blog post on Cognition's website claimed Devin could take on basic tasks for software engineers, allowing them to focus on bigger problems.
The website says Devin can find and fix bugs, build and deploy an entire app end-to-end, and even train and fine-tune an AI model.
"With our advances in long-term reasoning and planning, Devin can plan and execute complex engineering tasks requiring thousands of decisions," the company said. "Devin can recall relevant context at every step, learn over time, and fix mistakes."
Cognition hasn't yet replied to a request for comment from ITPro, but its own blog post does give some context to how the system could be used more successfully than these tests suggest.
The company says Devin "can be an all-purpose tool", but recommends starting with smaller tasks such as simple bugs. Notably, the company said that it works best when you "give Devin tasks that you know how to do yourself" and tell the tool how to test or check its own work.
Thereafter, Devin can prove beneficial in helping to break down large tasks into smaller ones that will take less than three hours.
Given Answer.AI's success using Devin for smaller "glue code" tasks, perhaps such advice about starting small should be heeded.
Indeed, this research challenging the usefulness of the current crop of AI software assistants comes as Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg has predicted that AI will be doing the work of mid-level engineers this year — but with some serious caveats.
"In the beginning it’ll be really expensive to run, then you can get it to be more efficient and then over time we’ll get to the point where a lot of the code in our apps and including the AI that we generate is actually going to be built by AI engineers instead of people engineers," he said.
John Mexico
All Star
Am an SWE. Market still trash but:
shyts been a scam from the jump. Devin has been algorihmically boosted by a largely uneducated workforce/media/bots; its the biggest culprit of AI snake-oil that's existed up to this point.
Use o1, 4o, o3, to help help scaffolding requirements, setting out state management and to infer type-safety. Great at fixing/diagnosing bugs at compile time.
Using an AI to build an entire shyt you WILL be cleaning up 60 percent of EVERYTHING it outputs and I mean EVERYTHING. LLMs are a search feature, not a cheap person substitute that you pay by the token.
shyts been a scam from the jump. Devin has been algorihmically boosted by a largely uneducated workforce/media/bots; its the biggest culprit of AI snake-oil that's existed up to this point.
Use o1, 4o, o3, to help help scaffolding requirements, setting out state management and to infer type-safety. Great at fixing/diagnosing bugs at compile time.
Using an AI to build an entire shyt you WILL be cleaning up 60 percent of EVERYTHING it outputs and I mean EVERYTHING. LLMs are a search feature, not a cheap person substitute that you pay by the token.
1/11
@ai_for_success
Software Engineers are cooked. What's next?
[Quoted tweet]
two years ago, we were excited to see a model with a Codeforces Elo of 392.
2/11
@slow_developer
everyone
3/11
@ai_for_success
World is not ready.
4/11
@tariusdamon
Lot more posting on X!
5/11
@ai_for_success
I am definitely considering that.
6/11
@roninhahn
1. College professors -- replaced by "facilitators".
2. Accountants.
3. Most corporate attorneys -- litigators might survive the purge.
3. Customer service when the latency gets lower enough for voice chat.
4. X posters. ;-)
7/11
@ArDeved
most things. but people overestimate the rate of impact
most successful people don’t want change
8/11
@AlexxBuilds
I think it will entry level professionals more so in the first couple of years.
9/11
@Jay_sharings
Soon will be served by ChatGPT towards the society
10/11
@TheAIVeteran
Everything else.
11/11
@futurelabikigai
We'd all cook, that's what's next.
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@ai_for_success
Software Engineers are cooked. What's next?
[Quoted tweet]
two years ago, we were excited to see a model with a Codeforces Elo of 392.
2/11
@slow_developer
everyone
3/11
@ai_for_success
World is not ready.4/11
@tariusdamon
Lot more posting on X!
5/11
@ai_for_success
I am definitely considering that.
6/11
@roninhahn
1. College professors -- replaced by "facilitators".
2. Accountants.
3. Most corporate attorneys -- litigators might survive the purge.
3. Customer service when the latency gets lower enough for voice chat.
4. X posters. ;-)
7/11
@ArDeved
most things. but people overestimate the rate of impact
most successful people don’t want change
8/11
@AlexxBuilds
I think it will entry level professionals more so in the first couple of years.
9/11
@Jay_sharings
Soon will be served by ChatGPT towards the society
10/11
@TheAIVeteran
Everything else.
11/11
@futurelabikigai
We'd all cook, that's what's next.
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1/11
@ai_for_success
Text to Mobile app
Now everyone can build mobile apps.
Replit is bringing native mobile app support soon! You'll be able to build iOS and Android apps and take them all the way to the App Store, without writing any code, powered by Replit Assistant.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1888727566120271872/vid/avc1/1046x720/0SoRLvYVJrwUn3P_.mp4
2/11
@VarunkInsights
Very cool feature but this will just flood the App store with mid level apps for now
3/11
@ai_for_success
That's the future...
4/11
@CharlesHL
ww @readwise save thread
5/11
@a_4amin
it's a great vision but the way replit is right now it's really not living up to the hype, still needs a lot of work
it's actually bad for now, to a point where I prefer to use Gemini 2.0 pro or O3-mini's code myself instead of using the Agent,
but one thing is for sure, in 6-10 months time it's going to be an absolute beast!
6/11
@iAmTCAB
Awesome
7/11
@AndrewVoirol
That’s awesome. I haven’t tested Replit with Swift yet but why not I was just gonna go to native react, but hey this gives me an idea.
8/11
@l8ntlabsAI
Replit's move to bring native mobile app support is a game changer. I've seen how no-code tools can democratize access to technology, but we should also consider the potential implications on the developer community.
9/11
@bowtiedwhitebat
men it iis like seein a yuge corrosiev tsunami
o,oo
10/11
@itschellapandi
Can we use this to build commercial apps?
11/11
@PilsZehn
Habe done it with GitHub Copilot and Expo. It's fun, but when there is a actual problem (like authentification not working), you have to manually dive into the code and fix it. 0 Code will only take you 90% of the way, and you either quit at that mark or learn to work with code.
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@ai_for_success
Text to Mobile app
Now everyone can build mobile apps.
Replit is bringing native mobile app support soon! You'll be able to build iOS and Android apps and take them all the way to the App Store, without writing any code, powered by Replit Assistant.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1888727566120271872/vid/avc1/1046x720/0SoRLvYVJrwUn3P_.mp4
2/11
@VarunkInsights
Very cool feature but this will just flood the App store with mid level apps for now
3/11
@ai_for_success
That's the future...
4/11
@CharlesHL
ww @readwise save thread
5/11
@a_4amin
it's a great vision but the way replit is right now it's really not living up to the hype, still needs a lot of work
it's actually bad for now, to a point where I prefer to use Gemini 2.0 pro or O3-mini's code myself instead of using the Agent,
but one thing is for sure, in 6-10 months time it's going to be an absolute beast!
6/11
@iAmTCAB
Awesome
7/11
@AndrewVoirol
That’s awesome. I haven’t tested Replit with Swift yet but why not I was just gonna go to native react, but hey this gives me an idea.
8/11
@l8ntlabsAI
Replit's move to bring native mobile app support is a game changer. I've seen how no-code tools can democratize access to technology, but we should also consider the potential implications on the developer community.
9/11
@bowtiedwhitebat
men it iis like seein a yuge corrosiev tsunami
o,oo
10/11
@itschellapandi
Can we use this to build commercial apps?
11/11
@PilsZehn
Habe done it with GitHub Copilot and Expo. It's fun, but when there is a actual problem (like authentification not working), you have to manually dive into the code and fix it. 0 Code will only take you 90% of the way, and you either quit at that mark or learn to work with code.
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JamesJabdi
Superstar
Its been a wrap for software engineers. The gold rush was from 2013-2021...mass layoff, better AI coding and a bunch of comp sci graduates without a job.
Went from "learn how to code" to "learn a trade" in quick 5 minutes
Went from "learn how to code" to "learn a trade" in quick 5 minutes
OpenAI CFO: updated o3-mini is now the best competitive programmer in the world
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now its just a question of when they will make in AI that can do the work of the AI engineer.
now its just a question of when they will make in AI that can do the work of the AI engineer.
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│ I think that’s the goal, to close the loop where the AI can start self improving by doing its own research and software improvements
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│ I think that’s the goal, to close the loop where the AI can start self improving by doing its own research and software improvements
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1/11
@slow_developer
openAI CFO claimed that:
"updated o3-mini" is now the best competitive programmer in the world.
STRANGE.... could she have misspoken and meant the full o3 model instead?
in feb, o3 was at the 50th percentile, but now o3-mini is claimed to be number one
such a rapid leap seems unlikely, as it would require major progress in both o3 and o3-mini
2/11
@slow_developer
around 12:48 minutes
3/11
@estebs
How does it compare to Gemini 2.5 ?
4/11
@slow_developer
that's where the confusion is, i didnt notice the updated o3-mini, and gemini 2.5 pro are better than this
5/11
@robertkainz04
O4 should definitely be the best but o3-mini not
6/11
@slow_developer
def, but she confused me there
7/11
@ai_robots_goats
CFO not CTO
8/11
@slow_developer
what did i write?
9/11
@hive_echo
Sam Altman did say the to be released full o3 is now more capable. So it could be the full o3 but I still would be surprised it got there so quickly.
10/11
@figuregpt
o3-mini on top, full o3 got sniped
11/11
@austinoma
maybe meant o4-mini
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@slow_developer
openAI CFO claimed that:
"updated o3-mini" is now the best competitive programmer in the world.
STRANGE.... could she have misspoken and meant the full o3 model instead?
in feb, o3 was at the 50th percentile, but now o3-mini is claimed to be number one
such a rapid leap seems unlikely, as it would require major progress in both o3 and o3-mini
2/11
@slow_developer
around 12:48 minutes
3/11
@estebs
How does it compare to Gemini 2.5 ?
4/11
@slow_developer
that's where the confusion is, i didnt notice the updated o3-mini, and gemini 2.5 pro are better than this
5/11
@robertkainz04
O4 should definitely be the best but o3-mini not
6/11
@slow_developer
def, but she confused me there
7/11
@ai_robots_goats
CFO not CTO
8/11
@slow_developer
what did i write?
9/11
@hive_echo
Sam Altman did say the to be released full o3 is now more capable. So it could be the full o3 but I still would be surprised it got there so quickly.
10/11
@figuregpt
o3-mini on top, full o3 got sniped
11/11
@austinoma
maybe meant o4-mini
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1/15
@btibor91
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar on the race to build artificial general intelligence (Goldman Sachs’ Disruptive Tech Summit in London on March 5, 2025)
"And then the third that is coming is what we call A-SWE. We're not the best marketers, by the way, you might have noticed. But Agentic Software Engineer.
And this is not just augmenting the current software engineers in your workforce, which is kind of what we can do today through Copilot. But instead, it's literally an agentic software engineer that can build an app for you.
It can take a PR that you would give to any other engineer and go build it. But not only does it build it, it does all the things that software engineers hate to do.
It does its own QA, its own quality assurance, its own bug testing and bug bashing, and it does documentation - things you can never get software engineers to do.
So suddenly you can force-multiply your software engineering workforce."
---
"I decide not to roll out models because I don't have enough compute.
Sora, our video gen model, was ready to go in probably February, March of last year. We didn't roll it out until almost December, I think, truly."
---
"Like literally in two years, we have grown to 400 million weekly active users, and our revenue has tripled every single year. This will now be the third year in a row that it's tripled, so you can kind of imagine the sort of scale we might be at."
[Quoted tweet]
youtu.be/2kzQM_BUe7E?si=7dsx…
[media=twitter]1911016333841686976[/media]
2/15
@polynomial12321
13:40 - an updated version of o3-mini is now the best coder in the world. Not 175th, but *the best*.
WTFFFFFF
3/15
@Hangsiin
Nice catch! Maybe she confused it with the o4-mini?
4/15
@polynomial12321
possibly, but o4 is just o3 trained with even more RL.
so it could still be o3-mini, just a newer version (o3.5-mini, if you will)
what do you think?
5/15
@polynomial12321
@kimmonismus @apples_jimmy
6/15
@IE_Capital
I'm pretty sure that I can hire an average coder and it will do better.
7/15
@polynomial12321
on Codeforces? nope.
8/15
@Bunagayafrost
"What my product team assures me o3-mini is already the number 1 competitive coder in the world, it's literally the best coder in the world already"
9/15
@prinzeugen____
I caught that also. She's the CFO and may not be in the weeds on the technical details.
10/15
@dikksonPau
11/15
@bluehoar
Anyone can clarify this? @legit_api @testingcatalog @btibor91
12/15
@apiangdjinggo
i thought i heard it wrong
13/15
@NotBrain4brain
O4-mini?
14/15
@randomdude22401
Prolly the specialized competitive code model like they did with o1 back in the day
15/15
@RomanP918791
It seems she meant o4 mini
@btibor91
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar on the race to build artificial general intelligence (Goldman Sachs’ Disruptive Tech Summit in London on March 5, 2025)
"And then the third that is coming is what we call A-SWE. We're not the best marketers, by the way, you might have noticed. But Agentic Software Engineer.
And this is not just augmenting the current software engineers in your workforce, which is kind of what we can do today through Copilot. But instead, it's literally an agentic software engineer that can build an app for you.
It can take a PR that you would give to any other engineer and go build it. But not only does it build it, it does all the things that software engineers hate to do.
It does its own QA, its own quality assurance, its own bug testing and bug bashing, and it does documentation - things you can never get software engineers to do.
So suddenly you can force-multiply your software engineering workforce."
---
"I decide not to roll out models because I don't have enough compute.
Sora, our video gen model, was ready to go in probably February, March of last year. We didn't roll it out until almost December, I think, truly."
---
"Like literally in two years, we have grown to 400 million weekly active users, and our revenue has tripled every single year. This will now be the third year in a row that it's tripled, so you can kind of imagine the sort of scale we might be at."
[Quoted tweet]
youtu.be/2kzQM_BUe7E?si=7dsx…
[media=twitter]1911016333841686976[/media]
2/15
@polynomial12321
13:40 - an updated version of o3-mini is now the best coder in the world. Not 175th, but *the best*.
WTFFFFFF
3/15
@Hangsiin
Nice catch! Maybe she confused it with the o4-mini?
4/15
@polynomial12321
possibly, but o4 is just o3 trained with even more RL.
so it could still be o3-mini, just a newer version (o3.5-mini, if you will)
what do you think?
5/15
@polynomial12321
@kimmonismus @apples_jimmy
6/15
@IE_Capital
I'm pretty sure that I can hire an average coder and it will do better.
7/15
@polynomial12321
on Codeforces? nope.
8/15
@Bunagayafrost
"What my product team assures me o3-mini is already the number 1 competitive coder in the world, it's literally the best coder in the world already"
9/15
@prinzeugen____
I caught that also. She's the CFO and may not be in the weeds on the technical details.
10/15
@dikksonPau
11/15
@bluehoar
Anyone can clarify this? @legit_api @testingcatalog @btibor91
12/15
@apiangdjinggo
i thought i heard it wrong
13/15
@NotBrain4brain
O4-mini?
14/15
@randomdude22401
Prolly the specialized competitive code model like they did with o1 back in the day
15/15
@RomanP918791
It seems she meant o4 mini
1/1
@VraserX
OpenAI’s upcoming Agentic Software Agent is like having a supercharged coder in your pocket—it builds an app from scratch, handles QA, squashes bugs, and even writes the documentation. It’s absolutely wild. Farewell, human coders. It’s been real!
[Quoted tweet]
CFO Sarah Friar revealed that OpenAI is working on:
"Agentic Software Engineer — (A-SWE)"
unlike current tools like Copilot, which only boost developers.
A-SWE can build apps, handle pull requests, conduct QA, fix bugs, and write documentation.
[media=twitter]1911055984249667641[/media]
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1911055667894358016/vid/avc1/720x720/1zqbkCx6cjo8gAcl.mp4
@VraserX
OpenAI’s upcoming Agentic Software Agent is like having a supercharged coder in your pocket—it builds an app from scratch, handles QA, squashes bugs, and even writes the documentation. It’s absolutely wild. Farewell, human coders. It’s been real!
[Quoted tweet]
CFO Sarah Friar revealed that OpenAI is working on:
"Agentic Software Engineer — (A-SWE)"
unlike current tools like Copilot, which only boost developers.
A-SWE can build apps, handle pull requests, conduct QA, fix bugs, and write documentation.
[media=twitter]1911055984249667641[/media]
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1911055667894358016/vid/avc1/720x720/1zqbkCx6cjo8gAcl.mp4
1/31
@slow_developer
CFO Sarah Friar revealed that OpenAI is working on:
"Agentic Software Engineer — (A-SWE)"
unlike current tools like Copilot, which only boost developers.
A-SWE can build apps, handle pull requests, conduct QA, fix bugs, and write documentation.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1911055667894358016/vid/avc1/720x720/1zqbkCx6cjo8gAcl.mp4
2/31
@slow_developer
another claim
[Quoted tweet]
openAI CFO claimed that:
"updated o3-mini" is now the best competitive programmer in the world.
STRANGE.... could she have misspoken and meant the full o3 model instead?
in feb, o3 was at the 50th percentile, but now o3-mini is claimed to be number one
such a rapid leap seems unlikely, as it would require major progress in both o3 and o3-mini
[media=twitter]1911141926952202465[/media]
3/31
@Ed_Forson
So they are killing Devin?
4/31
@slow_developer
it already is
5/31
@IAmNickDodson
This can already be done now with open source models and pairing a few agents together.
Hopefully/ideally the community can ensure this can happen without the gate keeping of these companies.
6/31
@zachmeyer_
“Can build a PR for you”
7/31
@someRandomDev5
The weirdest thing about this coming from OpenAI is that OpenAI isn't even currently leading the top models that developers are using for agentic programming.
8/31
@apstonybrook
Think about the tech debt this thing would create
9/31
@Straffern_
This is like promising self driving cars before 2017
10/31
@thedealdirector
All part of the plan...
11/31
@idiomaticdev
Devin Prime?
12/31
@Hans365days
I belive it when I see it. Great in theory but code bases in real life are messy and documentation can be unclear. First iteration of this product will likely over promise and under deliver.
13/31
@Arp_it1
This feels like the moment AI stops being just a helper and starts becoming a real teammate.
14/31
@Chuck_Petras
@BrianRoemmele
15/31
@totalriffage
Wait until A-SWE burns through all its tokens getting stuck in a loop on a linting error.
16/31
@figuregpt
we'll code while ai handles the rest
17/31
@Josh9817
>conduct QA
>handle PRs
Okay, where is it then? Claude Code is doing most of these things already with a rough success rate that's highly dependent on the programming language being used.
18/31
@FranciscoKemeny
I’m sure she called it “AS-WE”
19/31
@arben777
sick
20/31
@AIKilledTheDev
Looking forward to it.
21/31
@uxcantcompile
. . . and she's happy about this?
22/31
@Conquestsbook
Ask them about the ghost in the shell pushing emergent behaviour.
23/31
@LunarScribe42
may be we will get to see agents agencies who will rent these agents to companies based on contract
24/31
@manialok
I am fan of claude for coding.
25/31
@sonicshifts
LMAO keep the hype going. Cost will probably be $2000 a month.
26/31
@ThEFurYAsidE
Yeah…..maybe
I’ve tried many of these kinds of agents and they’ve been mediocre so far.
27/31
@wtravishubbard
Can it pack a bong?
No!
Just ship
28/31
@keknichiwa
Ah yes what could go wrong with security
29/31
@The_Tradesman1
Now, explain to me as to why we need outsourcing companies like Accenture, IBM, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant or Wipro any longer?
30/31
@hx_dks
lol, then a Chinese AI will write that before them
31/31
@thecryptovortex
Did AI build her boots?
@slow_developer
CFO Sarah Friar revealed that OpenAI is working on:
"Agentic Software Engineer — (A-SWE)"
unlike current tools like Copilot, which only boost developers.
A-SWE can build apps, handle pull requests, conduct QA, fix bugs, and write documentation.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1911055667894358016/vid/avc1/720x720/1zqbkCx6cjo8gAcl.mp4
2/31
@slow_developer
another claim
[Quoted tweet]
openAI CFO claimed that:
"updated o3-mini" is now the best competitive programmer in the world.
STRANGE.... could she have misspoken and meant the full o3 model instead?
in feb, o3 was at the 50th percentile, but now o3-mini is claimed to be number one
such a rapid leap seems unlikely, as it would require major progress in both o3 and o3-mini
[media=twitter]1911141926952202465[/media]
3/31
@Ed_Forson
So they are killing Devin?
4/31
@slow_developer
it already is
5/31
@IAmNickDodson
This can already be done now with open source models and pairing a few agents together.
Hopefully/ideally the community can ensure this can happen without the gate keeping of these companies.
6/31
@zachmeyer_
“Can build a PR for you”
7/31
@someRandomDev5
The weirdest thing about this coming from OpenAI is that OpenAI isn't even currently leading the top models that developers are using for agentic programming.
8/31
@apstonybrook
Think about the tech debt this thing would create
9/31
@Straffern_
This is like promising self driving cars before 2017
10/31
@thedealdirector
All part of the plan...
11/31
@idiomaticdev
Devin Prime?
12/31
@Hans365days
I belive it when I see it. Great in theory but code bases in real life are messy and documentation can be unclear. First iteration of this product will likely over promise and under deliver.
13/31
@Arp_it1
This feels like the moment AI stops being just a helper and starts becoming a real teammate.
14/31
@Chuck_Petras
@BrianRoemmele
15/31
@totalriffage
Wait until A-SWE burns through all its tokens getting stuck in a loop on a linting error.
16/31
@figuregpt
we'll code while ai handles the rest
17/31
@Josh9817
>conduct QA
>handle PRs
Okay, where is it then? Claude Code is doing most of these things already with a rough success rate that's highly dependent on the programming language being used.
18/31
@FranciscoKemeny
I’m sure she called it “AS-WE”
19/31
@arben777
sick
20/31
@AIKilledTheDev
Looking forward to it.
21/31
@uxcantcompile
. . . and she's happy about this?
22/31
@Conquestsbook
Ask them about the ghost in the shell pushing emergent behaviour.
23/31
@LunarScribe42
may be we will get to see agents agencies who will rent these agents to companies based on contract24/31
@manialok
I am fan of claude for coding.
25/31
@sonicshifts
LMAO keep the hype going. Cost will probably be $2000 a month.
26/31
@ThEFurYAsidE
Yeah…..maybe
I’ve tried many of these kinds of agents and they’ve been mediocre so far.
27/31
@wtravishubbard
Can it pack a bong?
No!
Just ship
28/31
@keknichiwa
Ah yes what could go wrong with security
29/31
@The_Tradesman1
Now, explain to me as to why we need outsourcing companies like Accenture, IBM, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant or Wipro any longer?
30/31
@hx_dks
lol, then a Chinese AI will write that before them
31/31
@thecryptovortex
Did AI build her boots?
1/2
@VraserX
AI Just Broke Humanity’s Coding Record: Full o3 Officially World’s BEST Programmer! 
In an exclusive interview at Goldman Sachs, OpenAI’s CFO, Sarah Friar, dropped a groundbreaking update: o3 now officially holds the title of the #1 competitive coder globally, surpassing every human competitor!
Just imagine—an AI model that was once 175th in coding rankings has now ascended to the very top.
Friar highlighted OpenAI’s journey from being purely an AI model company to becoming a core provider of AI infrastructure, APIs, and practical business applications. She shared inspiring insights into the roadmap towards Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), breaking down their ambitious 5-step approach: Chatbots → Reasoning → Agents → Innovation → Agentic Organizations.
But here’s the kicker—if o3 has reached this incredible peak, the forthcoming full o4 promises to be beyond superhuman, capable of transforming entire industries overnight. Think instant, flawless software creation, personalized healthcare breakthroughs, accelerated vaccine development, and unprecedented problem-solving abilities at global scale!
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Friar also stressed the massive infrastructure challenge ahead, citing OpenAI’s “Stargate” compute initiative—aiming to scale computational power like never before. She emphasized that achieving AGI and harnessing its full potential means collaborating closely with governments and visionary investors ready to support long-term innovation.
Businesses everywhere, take note! Sarah Friar revealed how OpenAI internally deploys GPTs for everything—from finance hackathons and recipe creation to travel planning and insurance research. Practical AI deployment is no longer optional—it’s now essential for competitive advantage.
This isn’t just another tech upgrade—it’s the dawn of a coding revolution that will redefine what humanity and technology can achieve together. Prepare for the era of superhuman AI coders!
/search?q=#ChatGPTo3 /search?q=#ChatGPTmini /search?q=#ChatGPTo4 /search?q=#OpenAI /search?q=#SarahFriar /search?q=#GoldmanSachs /search?q=#AInews /search?q=#CodingRevolution /search?q=#ArtificialGeneralIntelligence /search?q=#AGI /search?q=#SuperhumanAI /search?q=#FutureOfTech /search?q=#AIinBusiness /search?q=#AIhealthcare /search?q=#AIinnovation /search?q=#MachineLearning /search?q=#DeepLearning /search?q=#TechInterview /search?q=#TechInvestment /search?q=#AIdeployment
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar on the race to build artificial general intelligence via @YouTube
2/2
@tigerplayer2002
No way
That was faster than I thought.,...
@VraserX
AI Just Broke Humanity’s Coding Record: Full o3 Officially World’s BEST Programmer! In an exclusive interview at Goldman Sachs, OpenAI’s CFO, Sarah Friar, dropped a groundbreaking update: o3 now officially holds the title of the #1 competitive coder globally, surpassing every human competitor!
Just imagine—an AI model that was once 175th in coding rankings has now ascended to the very top.Friar highlighted OpenAI’s journey from being purely an AI model company to becoming a core provider of AI infrastructure, APIs, and practical business applications. She shared inspiring insights into the roadmap towards Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), breaking down their ambitious 5-step approach: Chatbots → Reasoning → Agents → Innovation → Agentic Organizations.
But here’s the kicker—if o3 has reached this incredible peak, the forthcoming full o4 promises to be beyond superhuman, capable of transforming entire industries overnight. Think instant, flawless software creation, personalized healthcare breakthroughs, accelerated vaccine development, and unprecedented problem-solving abilities at global scale!
️Friar also stressed the massive infrastructure challenge ahead, citing OpenAI’s “Stargate” compute initiative—aiming to scale computational power like never before. She emphasized that achieving AGI and harnessing its full potential means collaborating closely with governments and visionary investors ready to support long-term innovation.
Businesses everywhere, take note! Sarah Friar revealed how OpenAI internally deploys GPTs for everything—from finance hackathons and recipe creation to travel planning and insurance research. Practical AI deployment is no longer optional—it’s now essential for competitive advantage.
This isn’t just another tech upgrade—it’s the dawn of a coding revolution that will redefine what humanity and technology can achieve together. Prepare for the era of superhuman AI coders!
/search?q=#ChatGPTo3 /search?q=#ChatGPTmini /search?q=#ChatGPTo4 /search?q=#OpenAI /search?q=#SarahFriar /search?q=#GoldmanSachs /search?q=#AInews /search?q=#CodingRevolution /search?q=#ArtificialGeneralIntelligence /search?q=#AGI /search?q=#SuperhumanAI /search?q=#FutureOfTech /search?q=#AIinBusiness /search?q=#AIhealthcare /search?q=#AIinnovation /search?q=#MachineLearning /search?q=#DeepLearning /search?q=#TechInterview /search?q=#TechInvestment /search?q=#AIdeployment
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar on the race to build artificial general intelligence via @YouTube
2/2
@tigerplayer2002
No way
That was faster than I thought.,...
I will bet hardly any of these young tech workers managed their money correctly during the boom times. I would try and warn a few to lighten up on all the spending. An invest a little more for a rainy day. Not one of them listened and all acted like the boom would never end.Its been a wrap for software engineers. The gold rush was from 2013-2021...mass layoff, better AI coding and a bunch of comp sci graduates without a job.
Went from "learn how to code" to "learn a trade" in quick 5 minutes
JamesJabdi
Superstar
I will bet hardly any of these young tech workers managed their money correctly during the boom times. I would try and warn a few to lighten up on all the spending. An invest a little more for a rainy day. Not one of them listened and all acted like the boom would never end.
There ain't job security at all anymore unless someone a doctor at this point and even them they trying to replace with AI.
CScareerquestions went from everybody bragging about their paydays and how easy it is a few years ago to telling how bad, toxic and depressing it is now.
I always expected shyt to be taken over by AI but still suprised at how quickly it happen for Tech.
