As AI continues to evolve and advance, a line of thinking has emerged that humans will no longer need to learn how to write code in the future. If so, could this mean that a staff of ten or less could create a unicorn? The hosts of Lightcone analyze this prediction and discuss whether it has merit.

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0:00 Coming Up
0:51 What Jensen Huang said about coding
1:38 Now that computers can code, what does this mean for CS?
3:16 How good are AI programmers right now?
11:44 Good ideas come from the building process
14:50 The evolution of programming languages
17:52 The benefits of learning to code, even if computers can do it
18:57 Will we see more unicorns with 10 people (or fewer)?
23:58 A startup should be like a sports team, not a family
27:23 Applying engineering problem solving to non-engineering issues
28:55 What will happen if AI takes on more programming roles?
36:58 The verdict - learn to code!
38:07 Outro