Interesting interview with Steve Yegge (yes, that's right, Flamer-Steve who often stood out with very pointed to polemical comments). My favorite quote: "we are entering the John Deere era of programming" - yep, no longer the small farmer with a family business or the small cooperative, but the big wave with large code engines that will be created in masses. Also interesting is the point that code merging will become the bottleneck in the near future, because 10x productive programmers will also produce 10x more code and several of them will reorganize simultaneously because it just fits in between - ouch.
My own experiences with Vibe Coding: the software with which I now manage my blog is completely created this way. I am also building tools for SecondLife content via Vibe Coding. I use it at work for prototypes but also for complex desktop applications for more specific purposes. And this since December. I must say that I definitely feel that programming is on the verge of a upheaval comparable to the introduction of high-level languages (a bit before my time) or the introduction of runtimes with memory management (Java, DotNet, ...). Accordingly, it is quite loud with all the pro and contra voices. But it is definitely exciting. And the world will definitely change for programmers.