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A developer emailed Claude Code's creator about AI slop. Boris Cherny wrote back. (opens the original)
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A developer emailed Claude Code creator Boris Cherny that AI coding had created "friction." Cherny posted his full response to the engineer. The developer's job is to "hold the bar on code quality," Cherny wrote. Developers are worried about AI. The creator of Claude Code has a response. On Thursday, Anthropic's Boris Cherny posted an email a developer wrote to him on X. The email was titled: "What to do about slop?" Cherny wrote that he receives emails like this every day and that he tries to r
Minecraft's reclusive billionaire creator has gone from ‘reject AI’ to vibe coding: 'Time to eat some crow' (opens the original)
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Minecraft creator Markus Persson said AI coding advocates were "incompetent or evil" in January. By July, he was trying out coding with AI — and had found use cases. By August, he said it might be time to "eat some crow." The billionaire creator of Minecraft, who's commonly known as "Notch," was once fiercely opposed to using AI for coding. In January, he wrote that it was "an incredibly bad idea still, and anyone advocating for it is either incompetent or evil." Coding was about "logic," not ab
He left OpenAI to become a filmmaker. He said AI coding was 'lonelier' and 'mentally draining.' (opens the original)
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Kasra Kyanzadeh worked at OpenAI for two months. He said he worried that AI coding had "gone too far." He told Business Insider that AI agents let a single software engineer own a project. That reality made him lonely. "You don't get that same feeling of: We accomplished this thing together," he said. Kasra Kyanzadeh missed working with people. "I was like: Where are there smart people?" the 33-year-old engineer told Business Insider. "At OpenAI, there are smart people." So, Kyanzadeh joined the
AI CEOs are in their manifesto era (opens the original)
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AI leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Dario Amodei are writing thousands of words on AI. These manifestos often predict the future of the economy and government with artificial intelligence. Why the high word count? "The heft of their message carries a gravitas," one communications adviser told Business Insider. Mark Zuckerberg is often sparing with his words. On Monday, he published over 6,000 of them. Executives from the leading AI companies keep writing long, long manifestos. Anthropic CEO Dari
He joined OpenAI. Here’s his advice for those who want a job at the lab. (opens the original)
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OpenAI product manager Ty Geri told Business Insider his advice for landing land a job at the AI lab. Geri said to be passionate about OpenAI's mission, and to consistently experiment with the tools. He shared one of OpenAI's most distinctive (and sometimes stressful) expectations: "building in public." Ty Geri joined the AI lab in 2025 as a product manager. Business Insider asked for his advice on landing a job at OpenAI — and he said that enthusiasm was key. "I think OpenAI tries to hire peopl
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