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As "vibe coding" enables anyone to generate software, should everyone be a developer? In this episode, Christina Reeser argues that while AI brings intelligence, only humans bring the wisdom, security awareness, and user empathy required to build reliable systems. She explains how AI can fail screen-reader accessibility tests in real life despite passing on paper, the critical danger of exposing sensitive information such as API keys in AI-generated code, and why developers must act as conductors guiding an AI orchestra.
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