You Can Just Build Stuff Now

Coding used to be the gatekeeper. If you couldn’t code, your idea stopped there.
 That’s not true anymore.

In this episode of Harry’s Hot Takes, I talk about how AI coding tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini completely changed what it means to build things — especially for people like me who aren’t software engineers.

As a mechanical engineering student, most of my ideas involve hardware, prototypes, and physical systems. But almost everything needs code now. Sensors, motors, websites, interfaces. AI didn’t replace engineers — it removed the friction that used to kill momentum.

I also explain how I used these same AI tools to build a real product and launch a real website, why “I don’t know how to code” is no longer a real excuse, and why judgment matters more than syntax in 2026.

If you’re interested in AI, engineering, startups, product design, prototyping, or building things faster, this one’s for you.

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