[yshrestha]

I think the term "vibe coding" has no universally accepted definition but if you mean "coding without any prior coding experience" then the answer is no. Any leadership that know even the slightest about software know that AI tooling is on a spectrum. Vibe coding is at one end and tools like Claude Code and Cursor are on the other.

[burnerToBetOut]

    > …if you mean "coding without any prior coding experience"…

Nobody would mistake these thread titles [1] to mean the vibe coder they refer to is "coding without any prior coding experience".

The two fanboys in the video I linked above don't give the impression that they're "coding without any prior coding experience".

    > …AI tooling is on a spectrum. Vibe coding is at one end…

I'm pretty sure those three vibe coders mention their usage of some relatively sophisticated (to me) AI tooling in their adoption of vibe coding.

     > …then the answer is no…

Then what is the answer given the above clarification?

The question again: Does leadership consider AI adoption as being synonymous with vibe coding?

[1] https://g2ww.short.gy/gitWiTheProgramr