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Sustainable reporting standard network set up 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
Promulgation of Companies Amendment Acts welcomed 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
FSCA cracks down on pension fund delinquencies: Over 2 300 employers named and shamed 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
Sekunjalo 'abusing process’, claims Nedbank 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
Discovery to appeal 'watershed' RAF ruling 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
What’s happened to regulatory compliance in 2024, and how could this shape 2025 strategies? 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
Asset managers leverage AI to revolutionise investment research and drive robust decision-making 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
Guidance Note: Draft General Laws (AML/CTF) Amendment Bill, 2024 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
National Treasury proposes key legal FICA amendments to exit FATF grey list; public comments by 6 February 2025 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
CySEC issues practical guide to combat proliferation financing 353 CompliNEWS 30 Dec 2024
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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