In the past two days, news about Gemini3 has been all over the place.
It is the latest AI model launched by Google.
A programmer friend told me that in the pre-AI era, building a website required at least 4 or 5 people collaborating for several months.
When AI first emerged, we were amazed by its vast knowledge, but using it to assist in website development still relied on human input for questions, with the AI providing mechanical answers that needed human verification for correctness. Moreover, due to the AI’s “limited brain capacity,” it often failed to remember contextual situations, leading to a high error rate in completing large tasks. However, it has significantly lowered the development barrier, allowing even non-professionals to take on most roles in a development team. In my understanding, a team of 4 or 5 can now be reduced to a single individual, saving most of the labor costs.
This latest AI is even more impressive (it is not the first of its kind, but it is currently the most satisfactory in terms of performance). It can actively analyze the steps needed to achieve a goal based solely on a human description, rather than passively waiting for questions. It can remember each step and automatically implement the goal step by step.
All you need to do is tell it like a boss: “Get this done, I need it by tomorrow!” Then, grab your coffee and walk to the floor-to-ceiling window for a sip. By the time you turn around, it has already told you: “Boss, it’s done, please take a look.”
This is astonishing; it even saves time costs now.
From a team of several people over several months to a single person over several months, and from a single person over several months to a single person in a day! AI helps people achieve the automatic construction of a website from a description, more automated than a fully automatic washing machine.
Moreover, the application of this AI is not limited to websites. Traditional industries such as animation, film, advertising, and design will be redefined, and almost all computer-based jobs will undergo transformation. The power of definition is no longer solely in the hands of large companies but also in the hands of each of us who adeptly use AI.
We have the opportunity to realize our childhood dreams at an extremely low cost, creating our own heroic stories, movies, designing our own apps or websites, and even designing physical products for factories to produce and sell.
Let me reiterate a widely accepted statement: AI will not replace humans; it will only eliminate those who do not know how to use AI.
So from now on, starting with your first question to AI, embrace the new era of AI.
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