I was a 10x engineer. Now Im useless.Mo Bitar2026-03-07 | AI is frying my brain. Is anyone else feeling this?
https://x.com/@atmoio https://shape.workAI isn’t taking jobs. It’s taking something worse.Mo Bitar2026-04-27 | You losing your job is the best thing to ever happen.
This was a member-only video that my members urged me to make public :) Please forgive the excessive profanity.
LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm convinced is possible.I know how the AI bubble ends nowMo Bitar2026-04-17 | We've reached the scam singularity.
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LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm convinced is possible.Harvard just discovered what AI actually isMo Bitar2026-04-14 | You're absolutely right, that IS a great reason to fire everyone!
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LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm convinced is possible.Claude Mythos is DelusionalMo Bitar2026-04-08 | Meet the new AI model with its own therapist.
LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm convinced is possible.MIT Just Proved AI Can’t Do Your JobMo Bitar2026-04-06 | You're absolutely right, I shouldn't have put you in jail!
LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm convinced is possible.The AI crisis no one is talking aboutMo Bitar2026-04-03 | Asking ChatGPT about pi was the worst mistake he ever made.
LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm convinced is possible.Normal people are starting to go crazyMo Bitar2026-03-27 | You're absolutely right, you ARE a prophet!
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LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm wholly convinced is possible.The internet is dyingMo Bitar2026-03-24 | The barrier to destroying the internet is now zero. Thanks OpenClaw.
LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm wholly convinced is possible.ChatGPT Adult Mode is hilariously badMo Bitar2026-03-21 | As an AI language model, I'm not able to—just kidding take off your pants.
--- LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images, synthetic voices (David Attenborough and Scarlett Johansson), and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm wholly convinced is possible.OpenAI is finding ChatGPT uselessMo Bitar2026-03-19 | The company that promised AI would do the job of 10 people, can't even do the job of ONE company.
LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm wholly convinced is possible.AI is making CEOs delusionalMo Bitar2026-03-16 | Your CEO tries AI once over the weekend and by Monday your company is "AI-first" smh
LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm wholly convinced is possible.Amazon is regretting AIMo Bitar2026-03-13 | You're absolutely right, I shouldn't have deleted production!
LLMs were used on a very short leash to assist in the production of this video to: generate b-roll images and deep research. Narrative beginning, middle, and end, as well as color, analysis, conclusion, and most importantly the comic relief, are always written by me. Occasionally, I might keep elements from the LLM that I thought were useful to advance the narrative structure. It's important to note that I am not anti-AI, but rather anti being-stupid-with-AI (and stupidity abounds, which is what creates the opportunity to make these videos). One would be quite mistaken to treat this technology as completely useless. My consistent take on this channel has been that AI is supremely useful, but is not a tool that can automate or replace humans. It must be kept on a very tight leash. This limitation is not temporary, but rather inherit to LLMs. AGI would solve these problems, but is not something I'm convinced is possible.Cloudflare just broke all the rulesMo Bitar2026-03-04 | A single engineer slopforked the internet's most valuable framework from Vercel. The future of vibecoding just got real.
https://x.com/@atmoioAnthropic nearly started a war. Here’s how to make sense of their strategy.Mo Bitar2026-03-03 | Anthropic’s psychosis around Claude starts to make sense when you consider them in this perspective.
https://x.com/atmoio/status/2028829192465379483Companies are lying about AIMo Bitar2026-02-27 | Jack Dorsey's company Block/Square laid off 4,000 and Jack blamed it on AI. But there's something important you need to understand about AI and your job safety.
00:00 Jack is lying 04:17 Please watch this part before you leave.
I'm available 1:1 if I can help you with anything, including entrepreneurship, strategy, software development, startup creation, advice, inspiration, feedback, career navigation, etc: intro.co/MoBitarAnthropic is seriously trippingMo Bitar2026-02-26 | San Francisco software engineers at Anthropic are having a hard time letting go.
I'm available for a call if I can help you with anything 1:1, including entrepreneurship, strategy, software development, startup creation, advice, inspiration, feedback, career navigation, etc: intro.co/MoBitarCursor just solved vibecoding. But its very scary.Mo Bitar2026-02-25 | Shipping unreviewed code is immoral and dangerous.
I'm available for a call if I can help you with anything 1:1, including entrepreneurship, strategy, software development, startup creation, advice, inspiration, feedback, career navigation, etc: intro.co/MoBitar6-figure software engineers are now driving UbersMo Bitar2026-02-24 | There's one thing you can do that an AI can never.
I'm available for a call if I can help you with anything 1:1, including entrepreneurship, strategy, software development, startup creation, advice, inspiration, feedback, career navigation, etc: intro.co/MoBitarThey want to drop the AI nuke on YOUMo Bitar2026-02-21 | No datacenters, no AI.
https://x.com/BenDziobek/status/2024298250203750567 https://x.com/Charlie4Change/status/2024346491314110507 https://x.com/WillManidis/status/2024938679899168855Will AI keep getting better?Mo Bitar2026-02-20 | It ain't easy being an AI skeptic these days.
- Stripe: https://x.com/stripe/status/2024574740417970462 - LLMs: https://x.com/atmoio/status/2023065557298250107 - Genie: https://x.com/atmoio/status/2024130241707331993 - Sundar: https://x.com/sundarpichai/status/2024516418855981298AI is not ready.Mo Bitar2026-02-16 | AI is not ready, and it's being shoved down your throat by largely 1-2 people.
https://x.com/notch/status/2023006241090613454 https://x.com/atmoio/status/2022395850744565876ChatGPT Pro is lapping EinsteinMo Bitar2026-02-14 | OpenAI said "GPT‑5.2 derives a new result in theoretical physics," but this is highly misleading and sensationalized. I break down what actually happened, and what it means for researchers, engineers, artists, and you, going forward.
https://x.com/mattshumer_/status/2021256989876109403The truth behind AI “solving” the Erdos problemsMo Bitar2026-02-10 | Did LLMs really make new discoveries in mathematics?
https://x.com/atmoio/status/2020530273285197912
newscientist.com/article/2511954-amateur-mathematicians-solve-long-standing-maths-problems-with-ai10,000 lines of bug-free code a day!! #coding #vibecoding #software #codexMo Bitar2026-02-08 | Paul Graham met another founder. This one is writing 10k lines of bug-free code, and it's definitely not Garry Tan!OpenAI says SLOP is here to STAY. #openai #coding #software #codex #vibecodingMo Bitar2026-02-07 | This is the most honest thing I've ever heard from an executive at an AI company.Opus 4.6 is a slop machineMo Bitar2026-02-06 | These models are helping Garry Tan write 10k lines of bug-free code per day!
https://x.com/atmoio/status/2019605765422809383 https://x.com/gdb/status/2019566641491963946 https://x.com/iannuttall/status/2019715935008174471 https://x.com/ThePrimeagen/status/2019608375529787554I don’t trust AnthropicMo Bitar2026-02-05 | There's something off about Anthropic.
00:00 Intro 04:15 Yann LeCun and Open Source 07:03 Banning OpenAI and XAI 07:46 "Unless its governance changes, Anthropic is untrustworthy" 16:42 OpenCode, Clawdbot, and developer sentiment 18:26 Claude's Constitution and Liability Control 21:09 Dario's Essays 22:28 Propaganda, narrative control, and you.You can’t learn to code by vibecodingMo Bitar2026-02-04 | "Unpopular opinion: if you spend enough time vibe coding, you'll eventually learn to code."
No. No no no no.
If you want to learn to code (and you should), learn to code.
There is no skill in AI coding: atmoio.substack.com/p/there-is-no-skill-in-ai-codingVibecoders will never be software developersMo Bitar2026-02-03 | Many devs are afraid of losing their job to AI. But you can make yourself irreplaceable by following these 7 rules of what makes a great software engineer, and what differentiates an engineer from a vibecoder.
Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:18 An engineer can correct AI 03:48 An engineer can instill confidence in management 06:38 An engineer gets better and more valuable over time 09:47 An engineer can evolve a product and organization 13:19 An engineer can take responsibility for their work 15:54 An engineer can lead other engineers 20:28 An engineer can say no 23:08 SummaryI hope you hold on to your humanityMo Bitar2026-02-01 | If you have been feeling confused or anxious about AI and what it all means, I hope this video helps you make sense of it all.
I hope you come to understand that AI is a science-fiction term, and always will be.
"X’s narrative-search algorithm has over-indexed for many days now on the Clawdbot/Moltbot/OpenClaw phenomenon of agents seemingly coming to life. But there’s no need to wait for the Black Mirror episode to make sense of it all. What you see when you stare directly into the eyes of what’s happening is: nothing."
X post: https://x.com/atmoio/status/2017828766022574364?s=20Theres no skill in AI codingMo Bitar2026-01-28 | I've begun to suspect something you have probably begun to suspect as well: there's no real skill in AI coding. The models are always the one doing the heavy lifting. You can't change them, no matter how clever you think you're being. The models are simply junior developers.
There's no skill in AI coding article on X: https://x.com/atmoio/status/2016510083107066301
On Substack: atmoio.substack.com/p/there-is-no-skill-in-ai-codingAI coding will be a minimum wage jobMo Bitar2026-01-26 | Be very careful taking advice like this from corporate CEOs: "Google DeepMind's CEO advises undergraduates that getting unbelievably proficient with AI tools is now more valuable than traditional internships for leapfrogging into a profession."
So should you still learn to code? And should you get a real internship? Yes and yes.
0:00 Should you get an internship? 5:35 Should you learn to code?After two years of vibecoding, I’m back to writing by hand #coding #vibecoding #software #claudeMo Bitar2026-01-23 | You may not like it, but this is the truth of the matter.After two years of vibecoding, I’m back to writing by handMo Bitar2026-01-23 | You may not like it, but this is the truth of the matter.The AI developer bubble is going to pop soonMo Bitar2026-01-22 | And when it does, people that can code will be the Chosen.The AI developer bubble is going to pop soon - Shape Devlog - Day 5Mo Bitar2026-01-22 | Today: - Trying Google's Antigravity, which has a WAY better autocomplete model than Cursor - Refactoring smelly services into usecases - Why the AI developer bubble is going to pop soon, and why people that can code will be the Chosen.
Timestamps 0:00 - Service refactor 10:44 - Antigravity is WAY better than Cursor 15:00 - The AI developer bubble popping is going to be catastrophicAI can’t mess up your code if there’s no code in the first place - Shape Devlog - Jan 21Mo Bitar2026-01-21 | I figured it out. I'm going to put my client, server, and engine in a single file. And put everything in a single table. Then neither me or AI will ever be confused again.
Why hasn't anyone thought about this before?AI tricks you into accepting bad code - Shape Devlog - Day 3Mo Bitar2026-01-20 | How much time did I really save having AI write my code, if I now have to go in and spend 14 hours a day correcting it all to be borderline presentable?
And Cursor autocomplete is driving me nuts.
I'm done man.Services are a codesmell - Shape Devlog - Day 2Mo Bitar2026-01-17 | I got rid of the core user-service.ts and workspace-manager.ts in favor of modular usecases and tiny stores.
Everything just clicked, the tests passed in their first run, and getting down and dirty with typescript library refactors makes me feel like I'm in 2022 again 🥹Throwing away 10 hours of Codex work - Shape Devlog - Day 1Mo Bitar2026-01-16 | Experimenting with a new format. Enjoy!
Today I worked on multiple user support for shape.work with Codex xhigh, high, and medium, and also Opus 4.5.