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Andreas Cleve on Corti & Symphony for Medical Coding
Corti co-founder Andreas Cleve explains Symphony, the clinical-grade model for medical coding that he says codes up to ~25% more accurately than OpenAI and Anthropic, in a US market where coding mistakes cost $36B a year. He argues healthcare needs domain-specific agentic infrastructure with governance and compliance rather than one general model, walks through the near-decade founder story, and invites builders and clinicians to corti.ai.
Architect: How AI Changes Software Engineering
Closing out the previous interview, the guest argues AI is moving software engineering up the stack — like the shift from assembly to C — but engineers still need to understand the layers below. Code generation was the easy part, they say, so architecting systems at scale will make senior engineers more valuable, and techniques from teams shifting billions of tokens a day will filter through the industry the way Google's internal Borg eventually did. They predict there will be more software engineers in five years than today, then plug tryarchitect.com, the 'world's first agentic website'.