Arman Hazarkhani, co-founder of Tenex, describes how his firm uses autonomous AI developer agents instead of manual coding.
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“No one on our team actually types letters into an IDE. If I walk through a WeWork and I see someone typing letters in an IDE, they're working in like, 1990, right?”
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