Mckay Wrigley

Thank you for using my assistance.

McKay Wrigley showed how you can sync up speech to text to create an app just with your voice.

Based on a similar premise, his coding assistant could design a basic social network, including building and designing a front end, creating a back end with a working database, hooking them up, and uploading the code to GitHub.

Run Jarvis.

But that's nothing compared to, to this.

So this is McKay Wrigley.

He builds AI stuff.

He showed ChatGPT a screenshot of a software as a service dashboard, and it wrote the code for it.

This is incredibly impressive, and, um, like he says, this isn't just OCR.

This isn't about just reading the text on here.

Here's another one from McKay Wrigley talking about how he took a Teams whiteboard session and have it write code for you.

Now, for people interested in building autonomous AI agents, one of the things that we talked about is having, as really needing to take this to the next level, the final two Lego pieces were vision and memory, so it being able to have some sort of database to write down stuff that it needs to recall at a later time, plus something like this.

It's not an obstinate little turd anymore, and this is an experience that many have had.

AI builder McKay Wrigley writes, "Opus 5.5 equals the personality of Opus 4.6 that we all desperately wanted back and the intelligence and taste of Fable 5.1." And certainly Anthropic knew it.

Nat McCallies from Anthropic posted, "Opus 5.5 is way, way, way better than Opus 5.

Sorry about that, model.