@blackanger: This is the transcript of my sharing at the Data & AI Meetup organized by Databend at PingCAP office on Saturday afternoon (June 6, 2026): How I evolved from an old-school programmer to the director of an AI software factory.

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The article documents a sharing at the Data & AI Meetup about evolving from traditional programming to an AI software factory, and mentions PingCAP's enterprise agent collaboration product LOOP.

This is the transcript of my sharing at the Data & AI Meetup organized by Databend at PingCAP office on Saturday afternoon (June 6, 2026): How I evolved from an old-school programmer to the director of an AI software factory. That afternoon, PingCAP released an enterprise agent collaboration product: LOOP. Some friends mentioned that there are now no fewer than 100 such products. On the surface, it seems these products feel homogeneous, but in reality, the atmosphere of the times has arrived. It's not everyone following the vibe, but real demand exists here, forming a certain consensus, though specific product concepts differ. My sharing traced the evolution of AI Coding over the past three years, reviewing how AI Coding gradually progressed to the current atmosphere. I hope after reading this, you won't get chills down your spine.
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This is a transcript of my sharing at the Data & AI Meetup organized by Databend, held at the PingCAP office on Saturday afternoon (2026.06.06): How I evolved from a traditional programming craftsman to a “factory director” of an AI software factory.

That afternoon, PingCAP released an enterprise agent collaboration product: LOOP.

Some friends mentioned that there are now over 100 similar products on the market.

On the surface, it might seem like these products are homogeneous, but in reality, the atmosphere of the times has arrived. It’s not that everyone is following the vibe; there is genuine demand here, forming a certain consensus, though the specific product philosophies differ.

My talk reviewed my AI Coding evolution over the past three years, tracing step by step how AI Coding has evolved to the current atmosphere.

I hope you won’t feel a chill down your spine after reading it.

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