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A Google engineer's talk highlights how AI agents are transforming software engineering, making traditional IDEs obsolete, with 85% of PRs at Google already shipped by AI agents and introducing concepts like DAGs for self-improving autonomous systems.

just uninstall your IDE, seriously a Google engineer with 30 years of experience just dropped a 1-hour talk that breaks down where engineering is actually heading. 85% of PRs at Google are already being shipped directly by AI agents if you're still writing code manually in 2026, it's crazy how far behind you are what the talk actually reveals: - why traditional IDEs are becoming obsolete in agent-driven workflows - how self-improving agents use directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) to architect system-level code - standard prompt-and-response vs dynamic state machines for continuous self-correction - how senior engineers are shifting from writing syntax to orchestrating autonomous agent fleets for context, single-agent setups stall on complex codebases - graph-based multi-agent loops drop failure rates while operating end-to-end without human intervention this 1-hour talk is worth more than 10 paid agentic courses combined watch it today, then dive into the full guide below to learn how to build self-improving agents with graphs
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just uninstall your IDE, seriously

a Google engineer with 30 years of experience just dropped a 1-hour talk that breaks down where engineering is actually heading. 85% of PRs at Google are already being shipped directly by AI agents

if you’re still writing code manually in 2026, it’s crazy how far behind you are

what the talk actually reveals:

  • why traditional IDEs are becoming obsolete in agent-driven workflows

  • how self-improving agents use directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) to architect system-level code

  • standard prompt-and-response vs dynamic state machines for continuous self-correction

  • how senior engineers are shifting from writing syntax to orchestrating autonomous agent fleets

for context, single-agent setups stall on complex codebases - graph-based multi-agent loops drop failure rates while operating end-to-end without human intervention

this 1-hour talk is worth more than 10 paid agentic courses combined

watch it today, then dive into the full guide below to learn how to build self-improving agents with graphs

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