I'm reading Range by David Epstein at the moment, of which the below is an excerpt. I can't help but draw parallels between the evolution of AI, 10+ years ago, and today – if you just switch chess:programming, and freestyle:vibe-coding. It feels remarkably similar. In
I'm reading Range by David Epstein at the moment, of which the below is an excerpt. I can't help but draw parallels between the evolution of AI, 10+ years ago, and today – if you just switch chess:programming, and freestyle:vibe-coding. It feels remarkably similar. In
I'm reading Range by David Epstein at the moment, of which the below is an excerpt. I can't help but draw parallels between the evolution of AI, 10+ years ago, and today – if you just switch chess:programming, and freestyle:vibe-coding. It feels remarkably similar. In