Prompt engineering is no longer just about giving commands—it's about crafting intelligence. As AI startups redefine user experience and operational agility, prompt engineering is emerging as the essential interface between human intention and machine performance. From multi-layered architectures to metaprompting, this new craft is shaping the future of intelligent products. From Commands to Conversations: The...
Author: Martin Treiber
Claude Code Taking Design Lessons from Dieter Rams
Inspired by Peter Gostev's LinkedIn post about his workflow: Data > Claude Code > Visualization > Deploy, I decided to test Claude Code with my own challenge. Peter had analyzed Epoch AI's dataset of 500 AI supercomputers, creating clean visualizations with a simple prompt. Inspired by his approach, I went on transforming a 340-page PDF...
When AI Hits a Wall: Limits of Reasoning Models Revealed
The latest generation of AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and others promise something revolutionary: machines that can "think" before they answer. These Large Reasoning Models (LRMs) generate detailed chains of thought, self-reflect on their reasoning, and supposedly tackle complex problems better than their predecessors. But new research from Apple throws cold water on these claims,...
The AI Job Apocalypse Is Already Here—But It’s Not What You Think
Simon Willison has a problem. As co-creator of Django and a veteran software engineer with 25 years of experience, he's watching his own profession get disrupted by the very technology he's helping to advance. However, in his recent conversation with journalist Natasha Zubes, what emerges isn't the typical doom-and-gloom narrative about AI replacing everyone. Instead,...
Self-Improving AI: Darwin Gödel Machine Evolves Code
In 1965, mathematician I.J. Good predicted the possibility of an "intelligence explosion"—a hypothetical scenario where AI systems could recursively improve themselves, each generation surpassing the last. Nearly 60 years later, researchers from the University of British Columbia, Vector Institute, and Sakana AI have taken a significant step toward this vision with their Darwin Gödel Machine...
GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke on the Future of Programming: Why Kids Should Still Learn to Code
In a world where AI can generate entire applications with a simple prompt, the question of whether learning to code is still relevant has become increasingly urgent. GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, speaking at Microsoft Build 2025, offered a nuanced perspective on how programming will evolve—and why traditional coding skills remain crucial even as AI agents...
Zero Data, Superhuman Code: A New AI Paradigm Emerges—and It Has an “Uh-Oh Moment”
The relentless march of AI capabilities continues, driven largely by ever-larger models and increasingly sophisticated training methods. For large language models (LLMs), Reinforcement Learning with Verifiable Rewards (RLVR) has emerged as a powerful technique, allowing models to learn directly from outcome-based feedback rather than just mimicking human-provided steps. Recent variants have pushed towards a "zero"...
Coding for AI Agents vs. Coding for Human Developers
As AI coding assistants and autonomous agents (often powered by large language models) become more involved in software development, best practices in coding must account for a new “audience.” Traditionally, code is written by and for human developers, emphasizing readability and maintainability for people. In contrast, code intended to be generated or maintained by AI...
The Great Rewiring: Nadella and Zuckerberg on How AI is Reshaping Tech’s Foundation
AI isn’t just upgrading our tools—it’s redefining the tech foundation. In a compelling fireside chat, Satya Nadella and Mark Zuckerberg reveal how artificial intelligence is reshaping the very foundations of software development. From multi-model orchestration to AI-powered coding agents, they paint a future where the boundaries between documents, applications, and human input dissolve into a...
Duolingo’s AI-First Pivot Isn’t Just Smart. It’s Survival.
When Luis von Ahn, CEO of Duolingo, told his team they were going “AI-first,” it wasn’t framed as an option. It was framed as survival. In an all-hands email, von Ahn doesn’t mince words. AI isn’t coming. It’s here. And companies that wait for permission, or perfection, are already too late. If that sounds dramatic,...
