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In this podcast episode, Simon Maple and Peter Guagenti explore the evolution, current capabilities, and future potential of AI code assistants like Tabnine. Peter shares extensive experience and insights into how these tools have transitioned from code completion aids to comprehensive assistants throughout the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). The discussion also addresses common concerns among developers, such as job security and the accuracy of AI-generated code. Listeners will learn practical tips for leveraging AI tools effectively and hear predictions of AI in software development. Join us as we delve into this fascinating topic with an industry expert.
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