What's your take on vibe coding — its future, and whether it could become a whole new business model? Which would you recommend between Bolt, Lovable, or Cursor? Also, which is the smarter long-term bet: offering automation services, or building actual software that automates things?

I think vibe coding could genuinely be the next big business model — you can build apps, software, or websites that solve niche problems with enough time invested. Between automation services and building software: I'd favor automation services, because building software means putting a lot of upfront capital and time into something in an era where the value of that knowledge is dropping fast — tools like Bolt, Lovable, and Cursor are increasingly capable of replacing exactly the kind of thing you'd have spent all that time building. On the tools themselves: I've used Bolt and like it (they even invited me to a boat party once, so take that with a grain of salt); I've used Lovable too, a cool product I covered in a video; and I've used Cursor for myself but haven't built anything major with it — it feels a bit different in nature from Bolt/Lovable, and it's hard to firmly recommend just one.