Show Notes
Dario Amodei told a Davos audience that software engineering could be "almost entirely automatable" in six to twelve months. That's a remarkable claim from the CEO of Anthropic — the company behind Claude.
Today we unpack what he actually said, check his track record on similar predictions, and ask what it means for people using Claude right now. Plus: Demis Hassabis offers a different perspective, and one phrase from the panel — "capability overhang" — might change how you think about what these tools can already do. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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