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The future of vibe coding, if any
tl;dr The future of vibe coding is end-user programming; another label for a larger danger. For a short moment, the web was abuzz about vibe coding, where non-professionals use a code AI and other assisting tools to develop software themselves. The idea was that anyone could vibe-code and that all the practices of professional software engineering didn’t really matter: You should go with the…
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AIs are not responsible for their actions
ChatGPT charmes, Grok apologizes, and (some) people seem to fall for it. There is no deliberate action, and there definitely is not responsibility that lies with the AI. It is tempting to anthropomorphize AIs, but if you ever wonder, here for your reference is what Grok has to say about who is responsible. Grok on who owns it Grok on who is responsible
Do code AIs afford programmers a higher level of abstraction?
One of my claims to fame is to have been the main architect and implementor of the first UML virtual machine. The idea was that developers should express their programs using UML (the Unified Modeling Language) rather than Java at the time, and that work would be faster, better, cheaper than if they hand-coded everything. After all, things got better once we moved from Assembly language to…
