Dennis H. Lewis and his co-host return after 18 months to discuss how AI has transformed no-code tools. They warn that while AI speeds up development, blindly trusting its output can hide errors that are hard to fix. The episode also tackles the latest industry buzzword: agents.
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Man, AI has definitely made some progress over the past couple of years. It was already a big thing when we were doing Season 1 and, you know, people are building things without even no coding. They're just talking to chatbots and building really slick things. I've, I'm still, I, I think there are definitely developers cutting down times on how long they need to be programming in order to actually get something built, but let's just go back in time a year and a half ago. I think you and I were arguing about the fact that if you are someone trying to build with AI and you just let the AI do the work by itself, there's gonna be, there's gonna be a point where it's gonna get something wrong. And if you don't understand what it's done, you're not gonna know how to fix it.
Still true today.
It is still true to today, you would say?
Yeah, I think so. Um, I think that things have changed. Anybody hear the word agent recently? Yeah, that's the new buzzword. Yeah, you know this industry loves buzzwords, right?
So it does.
And there's a lot of cool stuff happening and we're fortunately able to bring a lot of the benefits from all of this to our customers. But there's still no substitute for human ingenuity and actual understanding.