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How can AI transform the way software engineers build applications? In this eye-opening episode, we explore the revolutionary potential of agentic AI through a practical demonstration. Bobby shares how he built a secure file-sharing application called FShare in just 15 minutes using OpenAI's tools—a task that would traditionally take days or cost thousands to develop.
The secure file transfer system Bobby created solves a common problem: how to securely send files between computers without relying on storage-limited paid services. His solution automatically encrypts files, uploads them to free sharing platforms, and provides simple commands for downloading them securely. All this was accomplished without writing a single line of code manually, challenging conventional software development wisdom.
Perhaps most provocatively, Bobby argues that integrated development environments (IDEs) are becoming obsolete in the age of agentic AI. "If you're using an IDE, you're not using AI the right way. You're actually moving too slow," he explains, detailing how his AI agent "Kodak" has transformed his development process. This perspective sparked a fascinating discussion about the future of coding and engineering skills.
Beyond this central topic, the team dives into exciting tech current events, including Sony and Honda's collaboration on a new EV sedan, brain implant technology for silent speech, iPhone 17 release details, and a useful website called TuneFind for identifying songs from movies and TV shows. The episode rounds out with sports updates and sponsor announcements, delivering the Tech Hustle's signature blend of cutting-edge tech insights and entertaining conversation.
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Chapters
1. Using AI to Build a Secure File Transfer System (00:00:00)
2. Introducing the Tech Hustle Podcast Team (00:06:13)
3. FShare: Solving the Secure File Sharing Problem (00:09:46)
4. Why IDEs Are Obsolete in the AI Era (00:16:09)
5. Tech Current Events: Afila EV Sedan Launch (00:20:16)
6. Brain Implant Technology for Silent Speech (00:22:40)
7. iPhone 17 Release and Foldable Plans (00:26:22)
8. TuneFind: Identify Songs from Movies and TV (00:28:07)
9. Presidential Riddle and Jewelry Store Story (00:32:18)
10. Sports Update: WNBA, NFL and MLB News (00:40:11)
11. Show Wrap-Up and Sponsor Announcements (00:56:40)
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