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In this Tech Talks AI episode, In Time Tec software engineers and AI experts Dallen Pyrah and Tristan Johns break down what actually changed in AI throughout 2025, and what they believe is coming next in 2026.
They cover how Claude Code (and agentic workflows) are reshaping day-to-day development, why multimodal models are accelerating, and what “computer use” (agents operating browsers and GUIs) could mean for knowledge work.
They also draw a sharp line between vibe coding and professional agentic development, arguing that the future belongs to builders who can review, validate, and bring real “taste” to systems as the cost of writing code approaches zero.
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