Bringing Coding to the Masses with AI.

Can programming become accessible to all? This week on Things Have Changed podcast we have Filip C. Kozera (CEO) and Robert Chandler (CTO) from Wordware AI, a startup that's simplifying app creation and making it more user-friendly for both experienced programmers and complete beginners!

AI is the hottest topic in tech right now, and for good reason. Filip and Robert break down how they see the software landscape changing – moving away from traditional coding toward simply using plain English instructions with advanced technology.

Imagine you have the next million-dollar app idea – and you're going to build it yourself! But instead of writing complex code, you're simply using...English. That's the vision driving the Wordware team, who are developing these impressive capabilities in a seamless, easy-to-use interface.

Today's episode dives into topics like the rise of "prompt engineering" as a vital new skill, the wide-ranging impacts of easily accessible AI development, and a future where creativity and clear communication are more valued than traditional programming languages. Don't miss this fascinating look into making software development more intuitive and user-friendly!

00:00 The Dawn of AI in Software Development

00:46 The Evolution of Programming: From Code to English

01:50 The Impact of AI on the Software Industry

05:02 Exploring the Future of AI and Software with WordWare

05:18 The Challenges and Innovations in AI Development

07:48 WordWare: Revolutionizing Programming with AI

09:33 The Expanding Role of AI in Various Industries

10:02 The Future of Work: AI Engineers and Domain Experts

12:31 Unlocking Creativity and Efficiency with AI

18:49 WordWare: A New Paradigm for AI Development

25:05 Empowering the Next Generation of Developers and Creatives

30:09 WordWare's Vision: Making AI Accessible to All

36:26 Closing Thoughts and Opportunities with WordWare

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When ChatGPT was launched in December 2022, few could have predicted the rapid transformation the world would undergo in the following months. It emerged as the fastest-growing consumer technology in history, catching many by surprise.

In the year since its launch, ChatGPT has revolutionized nearly every aspect of the tech industry. It enables computers to create articles, finish homework assignments, and generate art, fundamentally altering our understanding of work, creativity, and the very notion of 'search'

As companies explore advanced AI, they often struggle with managing the necessary infrastructure, including the specialized chips that power these technologies, which can slow their progress. Brev, led by Nader Khalil offers a strategic solution that simplifies the complex landscape for companies striving to leverage AI.

Brev’s platform is designed to allow companies to focus on leveraging AI for innovation without the overhead of managing hardware, ensuring they can harness these powerful technologies efficiently.

In the midst of this GPU capacity shortage, the need for more efficient resource management is highlighted. The lack of GPUs or the GPU availabilities out there in the world is not only affecting the largest customers in the world, but also startups and midsize companies that really need access to it.

Today, on Things Have Changed Podcast, we're diving deep with Nader Khalil, Co-Founder and CEO of Brev into how they support the generative AI boom, ensuring that businesses can innovate freely with AI, reducing the trouble of managing high demand GPUs like A100, H100 and others.

Here are some helpful links:

• Nama Ventures Investment
• Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS) Article on BrevDev
• Generative AI Statistics

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