Wabi founder @ekuyda predicts software is the next social media format after short-form video: "New big social platforms are always built around some new format, whether it's short-form video or photos. Software is clearly right now the next candidate for this format that will start a new social interaction." "Every mini app on Wabi is by default social and also agentic. It almost feels a lot more alive because there are other people there, and you can talk to the mini app itself, and you can change anything there." "It almost changes completely how we view software. Before, it was definitely something that was only 10 million developers in the world building for billions to use, and now it feels like anyone can shape anything they want." @wabi @BlasMoros

Wabi founder @ekuyda argues we're in the Microsoft DOS era of AI interfaces: "Everything AI today is a chatbot. I spent over a decade building AI chatbots, and it just feels like the affordances of that are so limited. It almost feels like we're in this Microsoft DOS era of AI interfaces." "There should be something that's a lot more visual, more fun. The problem we see today is that there's such a huge delta between regular people using AI, because they're still using it even with all the new models that came out. They still use it mostly for search, chat with a model, ask general questions, and as a writing tool." "The pro users, the prosumers, the early tech adopters that are building agent loops and figuring out some really crazy workflows with agents. As new models come out, that gap is only widening. Right now it's not a model capability problem, it's an interface problem." @BlasMoros @wabi

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