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coinbase does what makes sense for coinbase, but I really believe this bill not passing in time (and we dont have much time left) is very bad for the industry. Yield of stablecoins is a super minor thing in grand scheme of things

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Larry Ellison just admitted that Oracle’s engineers no longer write Oracle’s software. At Oracle AI World 2025, he told the audience that the AI models do it now. The distinction he drew is important. Developers still decide what a program needs to accomplish but the step by step instructions that actually make it run, the code itself, that part now comes from the AI. This is called declarative programming. You state the goal, and the machine builds the path. Oracle already put this into practice. They acquired healthcare software company Cerner, handed its massive legacy codebase to AI, and rebuilt it entirely. Work that took thousands of engineers decades to produce was restructured by AI in a fraction of the time. Ellison is not alone in saying this. Anthropic’s CEO has projected AI will write 90% of all code within the next few years. Amazon’s Andy Jassy has said the company expects to hire fewer software engineers as a result. The implication are pretty straightforward. The same output now requires fewer people to produce it. Developers are not disappearing overnight, but the leverage of a single engineer just multiplied and companies will staff accordingly. What makes Oracle’s version of this particularly notable is that Ellison says their AI-generated code is also more secure and more consistent than what humans write because the AI never skips steps and never rushes. That removes one of the strongest arguments for keeping humans in the loop. Ellison built one of the most valuable software companies in history by writing better code than everyone else. Now he is saying the era of humans writing the code is already behind us.