Show Notes
Show Notes
A self-deprecating tweet about lazy weekend hacking became the official vocabulary of enterprise AI — in exactly one year. Today: how "vibe coding" became "vibe working," what that means for professional expertise, and why the people naming the shift seem to know it's not the whole story.
In this episode:
Karpathy's original vibe coding tweet — one year ago this week Collins Dictionary Word of the Year 2025 Scott White's "vibe working" declaration at the Opus 4.6 launch Microsoft's adoption of the same language for Copilot Agent Mode What paradigm collapse looks like inside corporations: Goldman, Klarna, the Monday.com clone The accountability gap: 57% vs 71% accuracy, and who catches the errors Karpathy hand-coding his latest project — no vibes Andrew Ng's pushback: "some of the worst career advice ever"
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