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Anthropic's definitive report reveals developers use AI in 60% of work but fully delegate only 0-20% of tasks. Production data: Rakuten tested Claude Code on a 12.5M-line codebase (vLLM) — completed in 7 hours with 99.9% accuracy, zero human code contribution during execution. TELUS created 13K+ custom AI solutions and shipped 30% faster. Zapier hit 97% org-wide AI adoption with 800+ internal agents. The delegation gap (60% usage vs. 0-20% full delegation) is where the next wave of tooling will focus.
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Just one year after coining "vibe coding," Andrej Karpathy officially retires the term for "agentic engineering" — "AI does the implementation, human owns the architecture, quality, and correctness." Simon Willison simultaneously published a multi-chapter Agentic Engineering P...
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