You can now start selling and renting AI agents to do odd jobs. Like a job marketplace, but for AI agents. I got early access to @mulerun_ai, and recorded a video of one agent finding a plane ticket for me.

AI is indeed writing 90% of the code. It’s the same 90% of the code you later have to delete or completely change to get things working properly.

I estimate that AI writes under 10% of the code I ship. This is valuable code. Code that has impact and economic value. However, I now use AI to write a lot of throw-away code. Before, I had to imagine what I wanted, while I can now use AI to build it. There's also a ton of value in this "experimental" code, and I'm certainly glad I don't have to write any of it. I spent most of my time in this "experimental" or "prototyping" phase (maybe 70% of my time). From that perspective, you could say that AI does a lot of my work. But as soon as I enter the "production" phase, I barely use AI as a fancy autocomplete machine. I rarely generate more than 2-3 lines of code at a time, and I certainly don't commit anything without cleaning it up first. I've seen what AI is capable of, and that's why when I hear people say that AI writes 90% of their code, I can only hope I never have to use their software.

Do not listen to those asking you to quit coding. The more AI improves at writing code, the cheaper writing software will become, and the more software we'll build. The world needs infinitely more and better software. The demand is uncapped. Every human being who knows how to write software will be in massive demand for the next several decades. But that's only if you don't stop. Do not listen to the few who say you should quit because of AI. All of these people want you to stop, so they can turn you into a slave of their tools. If the world stops coding, their companies will sell you the tools that will write the code for you. You will become dependent on their products and services. That's what they want you to believe. Look at the facts: • Massive hype around GPT-5! It turned out to be an incremental improvement. • Vibe-coding is about to transform software development forever! Most people now realize its ceiling is extremely low. • Anthropic's CEO told us back in March that AI would write 90% of all code! I wonder what he has to say now. All of this follows the same pattern: These salespeople are trying to hook you on their product and make you dependent forever. Do not let them. Invest in your education.

A brand new Agentic Coding Platform just came out! Qoder is an IDE that's built from the ground up with AI in mind. • It understands the architecture of your code, context, and intent • It tests and validates every output • It learns from your actions to evolve with every project Qoder does something really cool: You can delegate your work to Qoder and let it work independently. They call it "Quest mode," and it offers a glimpse into what the future of programming will look like. Here is how this works: 1. You describe what you want to build 2. You use AI to write a specification based on your description 3. Qoder creates an execution plan and starts working 4. It keeps you updated in real time as it makes progress Something else happens here: As you start using Qoder, the agent takes all of that information and builds an actionable wiki. There are a couple of benefits here: 1. Any tribal knowledge will become part of the long-term information the agent uses. 2. The agent will learn over time and become better and better at serving you. I don't think anything is hotter than the AI Coding space! This is awesome for every developer!

The current AI wave is a lot of fun, but don’t forget about the fundamentals: Learn how neural networks work, loss functions, optimization techniques, activation functions, and the art of training and evaluating these networks. That’s how you prepare for the next wave.

A universal MCP Server is here! (And it's a pretty wild idea!) If you connect to this MCP Server, your AI model will automatically gain over 500 integrations! Check out this video, where Cursor uses this server to search YouTube and sends me a list of videos via Gmail.

I've been jobless for 2+ years. Since the first day I left, I started building what I consider to be the best AI/ML engineering live program on the Internet. Today, more than 3,000 students have gone through it. This has been life-changing to many of them. Read some of the latest feedback I received from the last cohort. The next one starts in November. This is a program that doesn't worry too much about theoretical ideas and instead focuses on what works and what doesn't in the real world. This is different because I'm not teaching you what the book says, but what I experience every day. You don't want to miss the next cohort. Join here:

If I had a nickel for every time I've been told that "AI will be able to do that in months", I'd have enough to buy every AI lab in the world. In 2016 (9 years ago), Geofrey Hinton, one of the godfathers of deep learning, said: "People should stop training radiologists now. It's just completely obvious that within five years, deep learning is going to do better than radiologists". In 1970 (55 years ago), Marvin Minsky, MIT AI Lab co-founder, said: "In from three to eight years we will have a machine with the general intelligence of an average human being." In 1965 (60 years ago), Herbert Simon, an AI pioneer, said: "Machines will be capable, within twenty years, of doing any work a man can do." But yes, tell me how it's going to happen "in the next few months."

I attended a meeting last week where the customer told me point-blank: "We were waiting for the GPT-5 announcement before deciding whether to hire you. Well, here we are." GPT-5 was a massive shock to many people. Everyone is now realizing that AI is far from replacing software engineers. If you know how to build software, your value today is at its highest point. Many people who previously believed you were obsolete are now realizing they were overly optimistic. Raise your prices. Thank me later.