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20 May 2026 The Cognitive Revolution The Model Eats the Scaffolding: DeepMind's Logan Kilpatrick & Tulsee Doshi on 3.5 Flash, Omni & More
“Because they're now actually talking to create code, which I think is pretty cool.”
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- Tulsee Doshi
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- 20 May 2026
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- The Cognitive Revolution
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…Yeah, I feel like this correlates so well to like, I would love to see like a breakdown of like human type code versus like AI generated code versus maybe there's like a divergence, which is like audio input that then generated And it actually very interesting, to your point, Tulsi, is like I feel like audio input to being to generated output code has got to be like one of the fastest growing like input modalities of what's happening. And I find myself doing this all the time. And like it is like the predominant way that I'm building software, at least when I'm not around a bunch of other people. I'm still typing things in so that it's not rude. And yeah, they don't hear my dumb ideas of the things that I'm trying to do. I don't know. You see, if you walk around sometimes upstairs, you'll see people kind of muttering at their hands. Because they're now actually talking to create code, which I think is pretty cool. It is cool.…
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