Welcome to Tech Tomorrow. Today we’re talking about “vibe coding,” a new approach that could upend engineering as we know it. Imagine sitting in Kirkland, Washington, in front of a 5K monitor while artificial intelligence “generates thousands of lines of code” in seconds. That’s exactly what veteran engineer Steve Yegge witnessed when he plugged in to a system that writes code more intuitively than ever.

Vibe coding isn’t just auto-complete on steroids. It lets developers sketch high-level ideas and watch the AI fill in the details, calling it “the machine spitting out code” with a natural rhythm. Enthusiasts say it will free programmers to focus on big-picture design, turning them into visionaries rather than line-by-line coders. Critics warn it threatens entry-level roles and could hollow out teams if companies lean too heavily on automation.

Whether vibe coding becomes the next big productivity hack or sparks a hiring revolution, one thing is clear: the future of software work is shifting beneath our fingertips. Stay tuned as we track the AI wave reshaping every industry.
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