What if you could build a real app in just a few hours — no coding, no tech background, just an idea and AI? That’s exactly what Sandra Djajic did.

In this episode of the Superhuman AI Podcast, we sit down with Sandra to hear how she’s using AI to build apps from scratch without writing a single line of code. From idea to execution, this is the new way to create — fast, accessible, and powered entirely by AI.

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We dive into:

- How Sandra built her first app in a few hours
- The tools and workflows she uses (no coding required)
- Why AI is breaking down the barrier to building
- What it’s like to build apps as a non-technical creator
- Why this shift is bigger than no-code

Whether you're a founder, creative, or complete beginner — this episode shows that building with AI is here, and it’s for everyone.

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What separates the average AI startup from the next $100M company?
In this episode, legendary VC Jeff Bussgang (Flybridge Capital, HBS) breaks down what it really takes to win in the AI era, from strategic thinking and distribution to why non-technical founders are finally getting their edge.

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We explore:

- Why AI building is now a commodity
- How founders can use AI to become 10x operators
- What VCs are actually looking for in today’s AI market
- The “pilot ghetto” and why most AI startups won’t scale
- The rise of solo founders and small teams with massive leverage
- Whether you're building in AI, investing in it, or just trying to keep up, this conversation is packed with clarity, nuance, and next-gen founder wisdom.

AI app building is here and it's in the browser, no code needed. In this episode we talk with Bolt founder Eric Simons.

In this episode of the Superhuman AI Podcast, we explore how Bolt (bolt.new) is giving non-technical users the power to create real apps, no setup, no code, just a browser and your ideas.

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We dive into:

- Why AI is shifting the balance of power in tech
- How Bolt reached $20M ARR in just 8 weeks
- The difference between AI-enhanced coding and true AI development
- How app creation is becoming accessible to billions
- What this means for developers, designers, and founders alike
- This isn’t just no-code-it’s AI-native building, and it could change everything.

AI agents are no longer science fiction, they're already changing how we work, build companies, and create value. But just how big is this shift? According to Box CEO Aaron Levie, AI agents represent a $1 trillion opportunity that will completely redefine how businesses operate.

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In this episode of the Superhuman AI Podcast, we dive into:

How AI agents are changing the economics of software

Why enterprises are adopting AI faster than they did cloud computing

Where the biggest AI startup opportunities lie

What the future of AI-powered work looks like

And how AI is lowering the floor and raising the ceiling for human talent

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🔗 Chapters:

0:00 - Intro
1:19 - What Makes the AI Wave So Different
2:51 - AI Is Moving 10x Faster Than Cloud
4:00 - The Flood of New AI Models
5:03 - The Future Cost of Intelligence
6:35 - How AI Agents Are Reshaping Work
7:46 - The $1 Trillion Agent Opportunity
9:19 - How AI Lowers Cost and Unlocks New Markets
11:00 - Why Business Models for Software Are Changing
12:19 - Box’s AI Strategy and Use Cases
14:12 - The Coming Era of AI Agents
15:39 - How Every Company Can Go AI-First
16:48 - What Work Looks Like in an Agent-Driven Future
19:31 - 10-Person Companies Doing $100M+ in Revenue?
20:12 - AI’s Impact on Junior Employees
21:46 - AI as a Tool for Acceleration
22:48 - Why the Floor Drops and the Ceiling Rises
23:36 - The Changing Nature of the Internet
25:05 - Paywalls, Secrets, and Human-Created Content
26:06 - Aaron’s AI Predictions for the Next 6–12 Months

AI is evolving at a breakneck pace—every few weeks, a new model claims to be the best. But are these tools really game-changers, or is human judgment still the most valuable asset?

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In this episode, we sit down with Logan Kilpatrick Senior Product Manager at Google DeepMind to discuss:

- How developers are navigating the flood of new AI tools
- The real challenges behind choosing the "best" AI model
- Why human decision-making is still essential in an AI-driven world
- What’s next for AI and how humans fit into the equation
- This is the future of AI—and why there's never been a better time to be human.

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Chapters:

1:05 - Logan Kilpatrick’s Unique AI Journey
1:42 - Inside OpenAI vs Google DeepMind
3:31 - Gemini 2.0: What Developers Need to Know
5:21 - The Rise of Multimodal AI Tools
7:03 - How AI is Changing Developer Workflows
9:28 - The Future of AI Agents & Automation
12:06 - The Cost & Performance Trade-Off in AI
14:02 - AI as an Always-On Coach?
18:06 - How AI Models Process Memory & Context
22:17 - Are AI Benchmarks Overhyped?
27:21 - What Will the Internet Look Like in 5 Years?
30:39 - Why There’s Never Been a Better Time to Build

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In this episode of Superhuman AI: Decoding the Future, Zain and Hassan break down practical productivity strategies that don’t rely on the hustle-culture myth of working 80-hour weeks. They challenge the idea that endless grind equals success, instead advocating for smarter, more sustainable work habits. Hassan shares how sacrificing work-life balance early in his career accelerated his learning curve, while Zain critiques false productivity narratives and explains his approach to managing high-energy tasks and draining meetings.

The conversation explores key productivity techniques, including structured scheduling, batching similar tasks, and blocking time to avoid context switching. And our hosts stress the importance of health in maintaining peak performance, emphasizing sleep, diet, and exercise as crucial productivity boosters.

Beyond work, Zain and Hassan discuss balancing productivity with family life, sharing personal experiences of managing careers alongside marriage and parenting. They stress that prioritizing relationships is essential for long-term success, helping avoid burnout and maintaining overall well-being.

What we talk about:

(1:01) – The 80-hour work-week myth

(4:19) – What does real productivity look like?

(7:30) – Rest is key

(8:40) – Recognise your energy boosts and energy drains

(12:00) – Plan ahead to avoid context-switching

(14:27) – Use checklists to appreciate your achievements

(16:21) – Get comfortable with delegation

(20:12) – Think tactically about work-life balance

(21:45) – Maintaining productivity and meeting family obligations

(29:48) – Recapping the Superhuman Productivity Tips

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In this episode of Superhuman AI: Decoding the Future, Zain and Hassan discuss the art of creating and growing successful side hustles. They explore how small projects can evolve into larger opportunities by solving problems for individuals that often apply to many, a key principle for scaling any business. With real-world examples from their own journeys, they provide actionable insights for turning side hustles into significant income streams.

They highlight the iterative nature of side hustles and explain why failure is both common and incredibly important. Zain and Hassan stress the importance of mindset—embracing setbacks as part of the process and staying persistent. They also outline the fundamental skills for side hustle success, focusing on product-building and distribution.

Drawing from their experiences, Zain and Hassan share practical advice for starting side hustles with minimal capital, such as testing ideas with simple landing pages and small ad spends. Zain recounts building a consulting business and later an agency through his social media audience, while Hassan shares how continuous effort turned a side hustle into a venture-funded company. Packed with strategies to generate up to $10,000 monthly, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to transform a side project into a thriving business.

What we talk about:

(1:47) – The mindset of starting a side hustle.

(2:33) – Build something people want.

(4:56) – Understanding products.

(8:15) – How to approach distribution.

(14:59) – You don’t need a product to start testing your ideas.

(18:51) – Be obsessed with your customer, not the product.

(20:00) – Experiment with freelancing to test the market and your appetite.

(22:09) – How Hassan started his side hustle.

(23:51) – How Zain started his side hustle while in a full-time job.

(28:17) – Successful businesses aren’t built overnight. Embrace iteration.

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In this episode of Superhuman AI: Decoding the Future, Zain and Hassan dive into career-building strategies, focusing on how to develop your "unfair advantage." They share personal insights and actionable advice for prioritizing learning and growth over immediate salary and title, emphasizing the importance of seeking roles that accelerate career progression through high-growth opportunities.

They explore the concept of an "unfair advantage," defined as a unique blend of skills or expertise that sets you apart and creates lasting value. Hassan highlights the benefits of taking risks early in your career, sharing how bold decisions lead to exponential learning and long-term rewards. They also touch on the importance of promoting your work internally to ensure recognition and advancement.

And Zain rounds out the discussion by stressing the critical role of effective communication in career success, particularly through writing. Plus, he shares practical tips for improving communication, encouraging simplicity, clarity, and impact.

What we talk about:
(1:29) – What is an unfair advantage?
(4:11) – How can you build your unfair advantage?
(6:02) – How to think about risk.
(8:06) – Optimize for learning.
(13:23) – Choose job opportunities that maximize your learning opportunities.
(14:17) – How to find jobs where you'll learn the most.
(16:24) – Build complimentary skillsets.

(17:48) – Avoid becoming a generalist.
(21:02) – The importance of advocating for yourself.
(24:08) – How to promote yourself in the workplace.
(25:10) – Key skills everyone should have.
(32:28) – How to be a better communicator.