In this video I share my honest view on how to deal with all the AI hype.

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Philipp Lackner

A measured take on AI hype in software development, arguing that the truth lies between extreme skepticism and uncritical belief in AI CEO predictions. Developers are encouraged to adopt one AI coding tool (Claude Code is personally recommended) and master it rather than chasing every new model or benchmark. AI is genuinely changing software development but is far from autonomously replacing developers, especially in complex enterprise contexts. The advice: engage with agentic coding workflows, but don't let FOMO drive anxiety-driven tool-hopping.

Chill out.

IMO, I think the collective industry hangover is starting to set in. AI coding has exacerbated the worst parts of coding and development, by accelerating the parts that didn’t need accelerating in the first place.
We didn’t need to write code faster, nor did we need to generate code we didn’t fully understand.
If you like to code manually: keep it up!

we need to talk… anxiety triggers

It really feels like all debate around this matter have been the same for months. It is like they are kicking doors that are already wide open.