Building a Combat Sports App Empire with AI W/ George Lampropoulos

So a lot to unpack there.

So for someone listening, look, some people are gonna be super early adopters to tech and know what clock code is.

Some may even know what Rourke is.

But I feel like a lot of people are gonna be listening and be like, what do you mean building apps with AI? Like, what are you talking about? Like, obviously AI can help you with wire framing It can help you with some ideas, but like you, you still gotta be tactical, right? Like, can you like explain to the audience what your experience was with like building with Roark? Um, and like what that, what that feeling is like as a, as a, as a builder of apps using these kind of tools.

Yeah, I'm, I'm not technical at all.

Like when it comes down to actually writing code, I still cannot do it to this day, but.

I think AI is, like, the great equalizer now to the point where AI has gotten so good that you can genuinely build – at least in my – like, there's a lot of things.

I feel like I could build most things at this point besides, let's say, things that I don't even know.

Like, AI has just gotten so valid.

You can build

anything now.

It's pretty crazy.

And I feel like there's kind of – I have this opinion where there's like two types of people in the world.

No, there's three types of people in the world.

There's those that haven't used AI yet, which is still probably a lot of people, if we're being honest.

85%.

Right.

There's those that use Quad or ChatGPT for chat, like chatting about things, which is still very useful, rewriting emails and stuff.

And then there's the small, very small percent of people that build with AI.

And I feel like the people that build with AI are the ones living in the future.

Because I don't know how to code either.

But I built this whole full stack back into MatCap.

And I'm like, I don't know what bash is.

I don't know what any of these words mean.

But I say, do this, and it does it.