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Coming up, truckers are a notoriously hard to please set of drivers, but the new Tesla semi truck is already winning them over.

Are they in it for the long haul?

We'll get into it after the break.

Truckers weren't always enamored with Tesla's new semi-truck.

But now, after years of delays, it's set to debut this summer.

And some truck drivers say they're smitten with the Tesla-made battery electric truck.

WSJ reporter Paul Berger joins our Katie Dayton to discuss this burgeoning love affair.

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In most cases, it's the software engineering function.

So these software developers that use tools like Anthropic's Cloud Code or OpenAI's Codex, which are really sort of supercharging the way in which they write code in many times.

replacing the active writing code at all.

And so what they're doing is just reviewing the code or looking at the code that's being written by the AI.

And that's the kind of pattern that's seen across many companies, not just startups in Silicon Valley.