The future of programming at Code with Claude conference
Anthropic engineers in London shared a vision of full programming automation. Most of the company’s code is already written by Claude. The goal is to eliminate humans from testing and bug fixing entirely.
The new ‘dreaming’ feature in Claude Code lets agents write notes on tasks. The system analyzes these, identifies patterns, and learns the specifics of a codebase on its own.
Almost half of attending developers admitted to deploying Claude-generated code without prior review. Anthropic’s end goal is a model that can entirely self-improve.
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