This AI changes the internet forever: WebSim deep dive

The script introduces the WebSim AI tool by creating an online shoe store named 'cool shoes store'. The user expresses initial underwhelm but becomes impressed as the tool generates a piano synth and a drum pad with interactive features. The AI's capabilities are tested further with prompts to create complex applications like an interactive version of Microsoft Excel, which surprisingly supports basic formulas. The video also explores the creation of an interactive 3D shape viewer, showcasing the tool's versatility and the presenter's excitement about its potential.

This paragraph delves into WebSim's advanced features, such as creating a fully functional online shoe store with AI-generated images and customizable pages. The tool allows for on-the-fly page generation, maintaining consistent styling across the site. The user can also add parameters to the URL for features like changing currency and language, or toggling dark mode. The script highlights the ease of creating new pages by simply editing the URL, and the tool's ability to fix alignment issues with additional prompts.

The script explores the AI's ability to simulate existing websites by creating personalized versions of platforms like Reddit and Facebook. The user is amazed by the AI's capacity to generate a Twitter-like site where all users are depicted as dogs, indicating the tool's potential for creating unique, personalized internet experiences. The paragraph also demonstrates the AI's capability to integrate user-uploaded images and generate interactive elements, although some functionalities like audio are not yet perfected.

This section showcases how to integrate interactive apps into WebSim environments. The user bookmarks and publishes a piano synth app, then adds it as a plugin to another page, demonstrating the tool's ability to combine different user-created apps into a single experience. The video also introduces other user-created plugins, like an IDE plugin that allows for source code editing within the WebSim platform, enhancing the creative process.

The script describes the creation of complex applications like an interactive Microsoft Paint app and a functional Microsoft Excel app within WebSim. The user is impressed by the AI's ability to generate these apps with detailed features, such as color and brush size adjustments in Paint, and basic formula support in Excel. The paragraph also discusses troubleshooting techniques, like using the browser console to identify and fix bugs within the generated apps.

The user creates a simulated Windows XP desktop environment in WebSim, complete with a start menu and the ability to add functional apps like the previously created piano, paint, and Excel applications. The paragraph highlights the process of linking these apps to the desktop and testing their functionality within the simulated environment. The user also customizes the desktop by changing the wallpaper, adding a personal touch to the simulation.

The final paragraph discusses the wide range of creative applications that can be built using WebSim, from a 3D Taurus viewer with adjustable settings to a particle-dissolving effect applied to images. The script also mentions a tamagotchi-like virtual pet and a simulated code editor. The user contemplates the future implications of WebSim, speculating on whether it could replace or change the real internet by enabling users to create personalized internet simulations. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to take advantage of the free tool and to share their creations.