Collaborate with a upwork client from the US to create a landing page. The project

Collaborate with a upwork client from the US to create a landing page. The projectCollaborate with a upwork client from the US to create a landing page. The project

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Ericko Wicaksono

• Mar 18

Collaborate with a upwork client from the US to create a landing page. The project name is Peak. It's related to modernizing healthcare by providing customized, discreet, and direct-to-consumer medical treatments that feel like self-care.

Men & Women Individuals seeking convenient solutions for sensitive health concerns. Specific Health Needs: People looking for treatment in weight loss, hair loss, mental health, sexual wellness, and skincare.

AI Automation Software Development AI Engineer CSS Emotion CSS HTML5 frontend ui web

Syed Shahab

• Mar 18

Spacious OS: The Death of Static UI 🔥

Static UI is a bottleneck. For the Contra x Kittl challenge, I built a 45s sequence shifting from a physical keyboard to Spacious OS—a hands-free, zero-gravity environment.

I pushed Kittl’s AI Video for complex camera moves and layered Kittl’s native text engine over the renders for a crisp, high-end title and UI reveal.

This visualizes the AIX Intent Compiler. The future isn't a better screen; it's no screen at all.

🔥 AIX Beta: https://compiler.aix.how/ - Kittl Canvas - Loom - X/Twitter

#KittlChallenge #SpaciousOS #SpatialComputing #Design

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AI VIsual Designer Creative Direction Kittl Design Adobe Premiere Pro Kittl kittlchallenge spatialcomputing aixcompiler

Akinkunmi Ayo

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• Mar 19

This is amazing

Alex Ginsberg

• Mar 16

People have been talking about this Dario Amodei quote from Davos that AI could do most of what software engineers do within 6-12 months.

What’s interesting to me is that he wasn’t just talking about better coding tools - he was arguing that software engineering may be one of the first domains to get close to full task automation (which could then accelerate AI progress itself)

Curious how this is showing up for freelancers here... What parts of software work feel closest to full automation right now, and what still feels very far away?