Ex-Google AI Lead: Vibe Coding Doesn't Belong at Work
Is vibe coding the future of software development? Or is it just another AI buzzword? In this episode, Geoff Nielson sits down with Laurence Moroney, former Head of AI Advocacy at Google and now Director of AI at Arm, to separate AI hype from reality and discuss what software development actually looks like in the age…
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