AI excels at turning weird, unconventional ideas into working code. Feed it niche domain knowledge and a brief prompt about your backend and frontend, and it generates functional solutions fast, letting you move where others won't because the projects seem too odd or specialized.
AI lets you build really weird stuff. And I think that's one of the biggest advantages of using the technology is that the stuff that you sort of imagined should exist in the world, but you weren't quite sure how to do it, like using a weird scripting language or trying to automate your computer to do a thing, or, you know, the stuff that's sort of at the edges, right? Things that's not sort of center of gravity, I'm going to build a basic, you know, backend in Python, frontend in JavaScript type thing. The weirder it gets, the more The more exceptional AI becomes because you start to bring in like the special documentation or the knowledge that you have on this particular domain and on the technology that's in use. And then it can do a lot with that little bit of information and that bit of prompting. Go check that out. That can be a way to be getting a lot of competitive advantage, taking advantage of AI and building really fast in places where other people aren't because it's weird.
