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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 1H 6M

Episode 2 - Limits of Tools & Creativity

from Fired By Robots · host Aivars Meijers & Paweł Karniej

The conversation covers the importance of setting limits for creativity, the impact of raising prices for products, the challenge of focusing on one project versus multiple projects, the significance of ASO on app revenue, and the value of personal effort in marketing applications. The conversation covers the challenges of using AI tools for automated image posts and social media marketing, experiences with OpenCloud and Hermes Agent, the illusion of productivity, transitioning from OpenCloud to Hermes Agent, and the impact of AI on jobs and tech firings. The decline in students applying to tech universities may be influenced by the belief that AI will make programming jobs obsolete. AI tools are not always cost-effective and may not always replace human developers.TakeawaysImportance of setting limits for creativityThe value of raising prices for productsThe challenge of focusing on one project versus multiple projectsThe impact of ASO on app revenueThe significance of personal effort in marketing applications AI tools are not always cost-effective and may not always replace human developersThe decline in students applying to tech universities may be influenced by the belief that AI will make programming jobs obsolete

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