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Anton Osika argues that interfaces designed beyond the small developer population could empower many more people.
- 1A narrow audienceOsika says developers are a small share of the world’s population.
- 2A different interfaceHe calls for interfaces not limited to developer conventions.
- 3Wider accessHis goal is to empower more people to build.
Takeaways
- Osika says developers are a small share of the world’s population.
- He calls for interfaces not limited to developer conventions.
- His goal is to empower more people to build.
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Anton Osika on Making AI Tools Accessible Beyond Developers
Anton Osika argues that interfaces designed beyond the small developer population could empower many more people.
Osika says developers are a small share of the world’s population.
He calls for interfaces not limited to developer conventions.
His goal is to empower more people to build.
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