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Concept4 mentions across episodes
automation
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coding
...for coding to be automated? It's like kind of a heavy statement. Right? For example, now that we no longer write assembly, like, when that change happened and we moved to higher level languages, did we say coding is automated? Not really. Right? We w
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...coding is one of the first professions to be largely automated. Do you agree given your position and what you see day to day? For sure, I would agree that coding is one of the first domains where LMS are really good. But, you know, what does it mean
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There's docs of the new artifacts that we've created. There's all this information. You map that over to a system like ours. One human being can say, please analyze this entire code base and generate documentation. Right? And that's one pass, one ses
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...enjoy coding in this, in this manner. And it is really fun. And then you get to like serious engineering teams where they can't really give everything over to the AI, at least not yet. And they need to have high visibility into what's going on, every
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for them to know what they have to do. One example is this loop I see so so often. Like, the agent wants to implement, say, Clerk auth in their app. Now they need to go to and Contact 7 to say, what is the latest version of Clerk? How can I implement
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...coding. Right? Like, it's just scripting. Yeah. It's basic scripting. Macros. Yeah. Macros, you know, that really puts that kind of power in their hand and lets the tools kind of just get out of their way. Right? It's like the thing that's more inter
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...coding, I actually think customization is just easier and easier than ever. You may or may not even need a centralized team to build that layer using, you know, a commercial solutions APIs. You can just code it up yourself like what I did. Something
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...automation with UiPath will make it happen. Try UiPath's new AI agents for free at uipath.com. The future of automation is both agentic and robotic, so don't get left behind. And speaking of transforming your business with cutting edge technology, le
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...coding bots that are running in parallel. Right? And I'm and literally, they sit there and they shift from browser, you know, browser to browser or terminal to terminal. And their and their their what their their their their day job now is kind of ar
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AI is just writing code very fast, and sometimes it stumbles on a very small rock, and it only happens then and never again. So you just gotta make the same request again and usually that just fixes the problem. It's just a snag. It's a syntax error.
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...coding, but it's like quasi coding. Right? Like, it's just scripting. Yeah. It's basic scripting, macros. Yeah. Macros, you know,
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I go and very simply open the preview sandbox dev environment of my app, whatever. Try to run the function that's broken. Right click, read the console log, right? Every browser allows you to just go and read the console log and a lot of times it wil
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...coding is done with the scripting languages, right, which that have you see my point. The scripting languages have abstracted away, like, five layers of detail underneath that that people used to do by hand, and they don't anymore. And then and then
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...automation. UiPath's new AI agents don't just follow rules. They think. They make decisions. They work alongside the world's most powerful software robots already trusted by over 10,000 businesses. If agentic automation sounds new, just think of UiPa
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you know, this LLM or that LLM. Sometimes you run code. Sometimes you use a tool. You know, you'll access the database. You'll call, you know, a weather API, what have you. And something need to orchestrate all that, and you're absolutely right that
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...into helping our automation developers building better prompts, suggesting them prompts, helping them build evaluation sets. It's much easier to test a script that works as intended than a prompt because you'll have to you the input data can make suc
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