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Will Skynet win? Five ways computers write software better than you.

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The Internet is perhaps the most complex machine ever invented, and it’s made of software. This pushes the limits of human capacity for creating and testing code, but with recent advances, the machines are starting to rise up and take on these challenges. I’ll talk about what’s happening, why it’s awesome, and what it means for your future career.

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