Former Google engineer Wang Yonggang: AI generates 30,000 lines of code in days, leaving him as a 'laid-back person'
Wang Yonggang published an article titled 'Farewell to Programmers', detailing his experience rebuilding a simulator with Claude Opus 5.5: completing 30,000 lines of code in three or four days. The AI independently researched historical materials, conducted cross-border communication, and calibrated 3D models. He reflected that programmer expertise is being revalued.
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