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Financial Services Tribunal hearing schedule updated 95 CompliNEWS 21 Oct 2019
Analysing 'The Anatomy of Buzz' 95 CompliNEWS 21 Oct 2019
Satisfactorily resolving client complaints 15 CompliNEWS Ethics 21 Oct 2019
100 000 submissions and counting on NHI Bill 95 CompliNEWS 21 Oct 2019
Concern over security companies collecting personal data 95 CompliNEWS 21 Oct 2019
PFA Exemption Notice 11 of 2019 in terms of s 7B(1) of Pension Funds Act 95 CompliNEWS 21 Oct 2019
ASIC suspends the AFS licence of KP International Group Australia Pty Ltd 95 CompliNEWS 21 Oct 2019
FSCA welcomes 15-year jail sentence of Mr David Wilmot 95 CompliNEWS 21 Oct 2019
Ethical AI in financial services 15 CompliNEWS Ethics 21 Oct 2019
AI and enhancing the human element in the financial services industry 15 CompliNEWS Ethics 21 Oct 2019
Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

As software development becomes more human-centred, vibe coding is an emerging framework that blends intuitive interaction, contextual awareness, and generative automation. It is a style of programming in which developers guide code creation using high-level intent, emotional cues, and conversational refinement rather than strictly technical instructions. It shifts the emphasis from manually constructing logic to shaping the feel, purpose, and outcome of a solution.

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