🌟 Editor's Note
Hey builders! 👋
It’s been a short this week with school holidays, so this week and next week will be a little different.
I’m excited to share our first guest builder post by Tabish Bidiwale.
What’s new?
🚨3 things caught my attention last week in AI.🚨
1) Ravi Mehta's masterclass in data-driven prototyping on Claire Vo's How I AI. A must watch 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yQMGHHl49g
2) OpenAI's Sora 2 (https://openai.com/index/sora-2/) - next level AI video generation is cool, but the desire for Sora to become a new social network has broad ramifications. It's a pity it's not out in Aus yet to experiment with.
3) Anthropic are experimenting with Claude Imagine (https://claude.ai/imagine/). The new fastest way to prototype and 'imagine'. It feels different to Lovable, Bolt, V0, Alloy and existing prototyping tools. I can see a future where you can 'one click' from Imagine to pull your prototype and the corresponding code into Claude or Claude Code.
Note: 1 & 3 serve different purposes. Claude Imagine is for rapidly testing early variations to see what is possible. Data-driven prototyping is for production-like prototypes and can also be used for existing products.
Claude Imagine Example
Here’s what I produced with Claude Imagine off this single prompt:
"Create a pet crm so that I can manage my pet bookings. Services include pet walking, doggy day care, overnight care etc. I need to track both the owner and pet details, along with specific care instructions (medication, food needs, routines, likes/dislikes etc). It should also track bookings (upcoming, active, past) as well as hold media, and send notifications (reminders, job start/end etc)."
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David
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