AI Is Transforming How Software Engineers Do Their Jobs. Just Don't Call It 'Vibe-Coding'
AI chatbots like Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 4.5 now solve 72% of coding problems, speeding development while complementing software engineers' skills.
- Anthropic unveiled Claude Sonnet 4.5 on Monday, saying it will be the `world's best` for coding as software engineers adopt `vibe-coding` to offload grunt work.
- Earlier this month, Anthropic said coding is the top use for Claude, with about 39% of users coding, while Stanford University researchers found AI tools solved 72% of coding problems last month.
- Some assistants automatically finish the code engineers write, acting like an `autocorrect`, while Claude Sonnet 4.5 coded autonomously for more than 30 hours on a project for London-based iGent.
- The shift has sparked concerns about job losses across software careers, though Philip Walsh said AI will complement engineers and may increase demand.
- San Francisco and the Bay Area remain the hub of the AI coding battle, hosting OpenAI, Anthropic, and startups like Anysphere, while OpenAI introduced GPT-5-Codex in September amid growing partnerships.
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