code

“And as a PM, you will never need to actually train or code.”

“Code is this weird form of work where sometimes really the next five, 10, 20, 30 minutes of your work is entirely predictable from looking over your shoulder. And I would contrast this with writing.”

“Code has this whole automated feedback loop, right, where you can run the code, and that is the kind of automated feedback that really feeds into the RL, which makes these models so great at coding.”

“I've written more code in the last one year than I have in the last 10 years, because code is now essentially architecture and English or whatever language that you have.”

“What's the layer that we are adding on top of code where people don't need to worry about code anymore. And at that point, it was like a year ago that we chatted, and it feels like this is the layer Is the agent conversation of what it is, what it's thinking a…”

“And now it's a hundred percent of code will be soon written by AI.”

“Like code is easier than almost every other problem that you pose these agents because code is obviously right or wrong. Like it produces code. You run the code. Either it works or it doesn't work. There might be a few subtle hidden hidden bugs, but generally …”

“And today, probably 95% of the code that I produce, I didn't type it myself.”

“We're all moving in the direction where Our code is mediated through AI at some point.”

“I think the only way that you can actually get to understanding agent loops is if you build them in the material that they're made of, which is currently code.”