A Dream of 8359 Lines, My Song That AI Cannot Compose

The blog site I created today. The code written with Google Antigravity to create this blog site, which is somewhat complete, totals 8,359 lines. This is about 240 pages in book terms. If written densely on A4 paper, it would be 167 pages. This is quite a large amount compared to a typical blog site. The implemented features include multilingual support, writing articles by recording (the way I'm writing this article now), a feature that automatically translates and uploads articles written by recording, and features that automatically assign titles when writing articles by recording. There is also a social sharing feature that I don't think I'll use much, but I've included it anyway.

I created a separate admin page to allow various settings, which also took a lot of time and effort. Setting up the Google AdSense connection also took quite a bit of time. There were many tasks, such as allowing AdSense and external API keys to be registered on the admin page, and resolving security issues. Just getting it to work properly took from 9 AM to almost 6 PM, so I still have a long way to go.

But after creating it, I have this thought. Even if a lot of time passes and AI develops a lot, it won't be able to create exactly the same thing as I created today. Eventually, after a lot of time has passed, it will. Even so, when that time comes, won't I be able to do something else that AI can't do? It's not just optimistic thinking, but no matter when it is, no matter how much time passes, no matter how much technology develops, there will definitely be something that humans can do when that time comes.