From Software Engineers to AI Word Artisans: Filip Kozera of Wordware

以下是视频文字稿的摘要翻译： 该视频采访了Philip Casera，他是WordWer公司的联合创始人，该公司旨在弥合人类创造力和AI之间的差距。Casera讨论了他对编程未来的愿景，认为英语正在成为大型语言模型（LLM）的新汇编语言。他相信未来将属于能够有效地将他们的创造性愿景传达给AI系统的“文字工匠”。 Casera首先回应了Andre Carpathy的推文，该推文声称英语是最热门的新编程语言。在承认英语的重要性之后，Casera改述道，英语是LLM的新汇编语言。他强调以精确的方式构建英语的重要性，使用传统编程的概念来确保AI完成所需的任务。他强调了将编程的刚性结构与自然语言固有的模糊性相结合的挑战，而这正是WordWer旨在解决的问题。 针对之前围绕“无代码”平台的热炒，Casera对将WordWer标记为“无代码”持犹豫态度。他认为，WordWer不限制用户，允许代码执行块作为“逃生舱”。他强调WordWer用于构建代理的文档格式与传统代码之间的相似性，并融入了循环、条件语句和函数调用等元素。他强调，他们认为文字工匠仍然在进行编码，但他们是以非常精确的方式构建英语。 Casera将WordWer描述为一个编辑器，用户可以在其中使用软件工程概念（如循环、条件语句和函数调用）在自然语言IDE中构建代理。这些代理被定义为接受输入并提供具有模糊阶段的输出的软件，可以通过三种方式部署：作为API，作为AI原生工作流（比简单的提示字符串更复杂），以及通过用于共享和fork组件的“AI GitHub”平台。 他讨论了代码中可表达性和精确性的重要性。WordWer旨在为英语带来结构，从而帮助实现可控性和可重复性。他强调该工具能帮助人们理解并培养对什么有效和什么无效的直觉。Casera详细阐述了在开始之前对你想要实现的目标有一个概念的重要性，并且使用WordWer的“创造力速度”可以帮助用户在遇到问题时发现他们的目标。 他强调，对于WordWer来说，重点在于知识工作者和更高效的构建。他还强调，人类的品味和人类的创造力将是人类最后的堡垒。他以电影行业的乔治·卢卡斯为例。 Casera将WordWer的使命与赋能下一个十亿开发者联系起来。他看到了很多与Excel的相似之处，并且下一个5亿或10亿用户可能会成为WordArtisans（文字工匠）。 WordArtisans需要知道AI应该做什么，并且需要有明确的意图。这种知识工作将被自动化。他认为，每个人都可以像大型企业的CEO一样，能够以文档的形式表达他们的愿景。 他将WordWer与Lovable等平台进行对比，后者专注于创建个性化仪表板并简化数据库操作。Casera认为，WordWer优先考虑AI推理引擎而不是UI和数据库方面，专注于AI的实质内容。 他描述说，以前离散的数据库，现在能够处理更多非结构化的数据。 Casera设想了一个未来，文档是你在其中记录你的想法并以结构化方式进行的地方，就像CEO制定战略一样。 Casera解释说，WordWer目前使技术型CEO和PM能够更有效地提炼他们的想法。但是，他们正在转向更为空白的画布方法，使用O3生成初始流程草案，同时允许用户微调细节。他解释说，他们从未听说过客户对“创意上限”的抱怨，客户总是需要更进一步。Casera断言，是否有10亿人想要表达那种创造性的愿景并创造有成效的工作仍然是一个更大的问题。他最后描述了他拯救人类创造性愿景的愿望，希望找到工匠的价值。 Casera描述了从2D到1D的转变，以便以更逻辑和清晰的方式构建代理。 WordWer将来会具有可以放大和缩小的抽象层。 在闪电提问环节中，Casera分享了几个热点话题： * 预训练仍然很重要。 * DeepSeek的影响被高估了。 * Gemini 2.0 Pro让他感到震惊。 * 具有你生活背景的AI将成为主流。 他还将deeplearning.ai资源和3Blue1Brown列为学习AI的必备内容。

Here is a summary of the video transcript provided: The video features an interview with Philip Casera, co-founder of WordWer, a company aiming to bridge the gap between human creativity and AI. Casera discusses his vision for the future of programming, arguing that English is becoming the new assembly language for Large Language Models (LLMs). He believes the future will belong to "word artisans" who can effectively communicate their creative vision to AI systems. Casera starts by reacting to Andre Carpathy’s tweet stating English is the hottest new programming language. While acknowledging the importance of English, Casera rephrases it, stating that English is the new assembly language to LLMs. He emphasizes the importance of structuring English in a precise manner using concepts from traditional programming to ensure AI accomplishes the desired tasks. He highlights the challenge of marrying the rigid structure of programming with the inherently fuzzy nature of natural language, which WordWer aims to address. Addressing the previous hype around "no-code" platforms, Casera expresses hesitation about labeling WordWer as such. He argues that WordWer doesn't limit users, allowing for code execution blocks as an escape hatch. He emphasizes the similarity between WordWer's document format for structuring agents and traditional code, incorporating elements like loops, conditional statements, and function calls. He emphasizes that they think the word artisans are still coding, but they're structuring English in a very precise way. Casera describes WordWer as an editor where users can construct agents using software engineering concepts like looping, conditional statements, and function calls within a natural language IDE. These agents, defined as software taking inputs and providing outputs with fuzzy stages, can be deployed in three ways: as an API, as an AI-native workflow (more complex than simple prompt strings), and through a "GitHub for AI" platform for sharing and forking components. He discusses the importance of expressibility and precision in code. WordWer aims to bring structure to the English language, helping with controllability and repeatability. He stresses that the tool gets people to understand and develop an intuition of what works and what doesn’t work. Casera elaborates on the importance of having an idea of what you're trying to achieve before starting, and that "speed of creativity" with WordWer helps users discover their goals as they encounter problems. He emphasizes that, for WordWer, focus is on knowledge workers and building more productively. He also emphasizes that human taste and human creativity will be the last bastion of humanity. He uses George Lucas as an example in the movie industry. Casera connects WordWer’s mission to enabling the next billion developers. He sees many parallels with Excel, and that the next 500 million or billion users might become WordArtisans. WordArtisans will need to know what AI is supposed to do, and need to have intent. This knowledge work is going to be automated. He sees that each individual can become like a CEO of a large enterprise with the ability to express their vision in a document. He contrasts WordWer with platforms like Lovable, which focus on creating personalized dashboards and simplifying database manipulation. Casera argues that WordWer prioritizes the AI reasoning engine over UI and database aspects, focusing on the substance of AI. He describes that the database that used to be discreet, is now able to work on a lot more data that is unstructurized. Casera envisions a future where a document is where you jot down your thoughts and you do it in a structured way, being like a CEO setting strategy. Casera explains that WordWer currently enables technical CEOs and PMs to more efficiently refine their ideas. However, they're moving towards a more blank canvas approach, using O3 to generate initial flow drafts while allowing users to fine-tune details. He explains they have never heard of an idea ceiling from their clients, and that customers always needed to get a step closer. Casera asserts that if a billion people will want to express that creative vision and create productive work remains a bigger question. He closes by describing his vision to save the human creative vision, wanting to find value in artisans. Casera describes the move from 2D to 1D to structure the agents in a more logical and clear way. WordWer, in the future, will have abstraction layers that zoom in and zoom out. In a lightning round, Casera shares several hot takes: * Pre-training will still matter. * DeepSeek's impact is overestimated. * Gemini 2.0 Pro is blowing his mind. * AI with the context of your life will go mainstream. He also lists deeplearning.ai resources and 3Blue1Brown as essential content for learning about AI.