Ibrahim Diallo pulls back the curtain on the unsettling future of "vibe coding" - where AI writes all the code and programmers become glorified prompt engineers. In this episode:

• The car analogy that explains why AI-generated code fails (windshield wipers included)

• How "debugging black boxes" might become our full-time job

• Andrej Karpathy's vision of code becoming meaningless to humans

• Why programmers face a worse fate than horses in the automobile age

• The trust crisis coming for software development

A sobering yet darkly funny look at what happens when we can "just ask the computer" to build anything - except understanding how it works.

Key Quote: "We won't just be horses replaced by cars - we'll be horses expected to fix the engines."