AMD CTO And Claude Code Creator On Agentic AI
AMD has published the latest video in its podcast series "Advanced Insights," and this episode is about agentic AI and the future of software development. The two people in the conversation are Mark Papermaster, chief technology officer and executive vice president at AMD, and Boris Cherny, creator and head of Claude Code at Anthropic. AMD says agentic AI workflows are reshaping the way products are imagined, built, tested and delivered to market, and that the episode explores how agentic AI is transforming software development and the broader engineering organization. Papermaster and Cherny discuss the evolution from autocomplete to autonomous, multiagent workflows, and how engineers are becoming orchestrators of increasingly capable agents. They also talk about the value of curiosity, adaptability and the ability to generate strong ideas. The wider conversation covers leadership and culture changes, the importance of trust and verification, and the compute required to support long term agents. Worth being clear about what this is: it is a recorded podcast conversation between two executives, not a product launch, not a benchmark, and not an announcement of a new capability. AMD published no numbers, no pricing, and no release dates alongside it. If you want the actual arguments rather than a summary, the full episode is linked from the AMD newsroom post.
Transcript
AMD published a podcast today. Its chief technology officer and Claude Code's creator discuss agentic AI.
Mark Papermaster leads technology at AMD. Boris Cherny created Claude Code at Anthropic. They say agentic workflows are changing how products are built, tested, and delivered.
They describe the evolution from autocomplete to autonomous, multiagent workflows. Engineers are becoming orchestrators of increasingly capable agents across the broader engineering organization.
They also discuss trust and verification, leadership and culture change, and the compute required for long term agents. They name curiosity and adaptability as valuable.
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- AMD published the latest video in its podcast series 'Advanced Insights' on agentic AI and the future of software development.(AMD official newsroom announcement)
- Mark Papermaster is chief technology officer and executive vice president at AMD.(AMD official newsroom announcement)
- Boris Cherny is creator and head of Claude Code at Anthropic.(AMD official newsroom announcement)
- Agentic AI workflows are reshaping the way products are imagined, built, tested and delivered to market.(AMD official newsroom announcement)
- Papermaster and Cherny discuss the evolution from autocomplete to autonomous, multiagent workflows.(AMD official newsroom announcement)
- They discuss how engineers are becoming orchestrators of increasingly capable agents.(AMD official newsroom announcement)
- The episode explores how agentic AI is transforming software development and the broader engineering organization.(AMD official newsroom announcement)
- The conversation examines leadership and culture changes, the importance of trust and verification, and the compute required to support long term agents.(AMD official newsroom announcement)
- They discuss the value of curiosity, adaptability and the ability to generate strong ideas.(AMD official newsroom announcement)