Casey Muratori has spent 20 years writing code by hand and still couldn't care less about AI — not because he thinks it won't work, but because programming is the point, not the output.
In one of the most level-headed conversations you'll hear on the subject, Casey breaks down the difference between builders who code and builders who ship, why he's more impressed by the Turing test than any C compiler benchmark, and what he's actually waiting to see before he believes the productivity claims.
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