Azeem Azhar

You say decades, some people say years, and people are competing on the size of their data centers.

There isn't such a clear message around

I think living with the fact that this is going to be like electricity and we need to understand how to use it, how to not be scared of it, and also how to know that if there's a bare wire leading into the plug, we need to flick the circuit breaker off before we get close to it.

That's the bit I think that perhaps we need to move to in 26 and 27, which is it's going to be here.

You really ought to learn because you'll inoculate yourself from some of the downsides.

I find it such a massive dopamine hit to vibe code.

And if you look at my GitHub commit log, there's nothing until for years from January 2012 when I was ordered by my development team never to commit another line of code.

Again, because of the quality to November and now it's just dark green code.

Every single day, 220,000 lines of code committed this year alone.

And I get this huge dopamine rush with one downside, by the way, which is there are no consequences for the AI engineer when it gets it wrong and wastes my time.

And there are tons of consequences for me.

So I've had tons of fun.

But have you been vibe coding then?

Have you built something that no one would ever build, but it's just perfect for you?

AI nerds and DJs.

So mine is, I've done something similar.

I've got 4,000 tracks on my car drives that happen to be in a load of different places.

They've not all been post-processed well.

So I built a system to scoop them all up, put them in one place, check if they're processed, process them correctly.

I then built a system and you can see my mood.