Entire, Edge AI, Ernteroboter: Der AI-Report aus Berlin

No fear of replacement, just pure optimism! In the 13th episode of Wasner + Steinschaden, Clemens Wasner looks back on the WeAreDevelopers World Congress in Berlin. With over 10,000 developers in attendance, the topic of "replacement by AI" has completely faded into the background – instead, we're witnessing a massive explosion in individual productivity. In this episode, we discuss a fundamental technological shift: why computing power in the AI ​​age is moving from the cloud back to our MacBooks and local servers. We also dissect the extremely unequal token budgets between US and European startups, chuckle at OpenAI's quirky 7-key developer keyboard, and examine the rapid rise of "physical AI" beyond the myths surrounding humanoid robots. ... Highlights of this episode: Vibe Coding & Token Budgets: Why US developers are sometimes burning through $15,000 in token budgets as "digital employees" while Europe is cutting back. The Mainframe Phenomenon: Why the history of the PC rhymes and how inference chips will relieve the burden on the cloud. OpenAI's Hardware Debut: What's behind the curious "Codex Keyboard" with only 7 keys? Physical AI & Edge Models: Why highly efficient, customized models are conquering factories and infrastructures. Entire & the Decentralized GitHub: How GitHub legend Thomas Domke is redefining the entire software lifecycle with Entire. Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: Impressions from WeAreDevelopers in Berlin 03:10 – HR Budgets for AI: The Phenomenon Behind the $15,000 Tokens 12:45 – Local Inference: Why Computing Power Is Moving Back to the Device 21:30 – The Codex Keyboard: OpenAI's Meme-Worthy Keyboard Under Review 29:15 – Physical AI: The Real Robotics Wave in Logistics and Industry 38:40 – Entire Deep Dive: Prompts and Memories as the New Software Standard 48:10 – Conclusion & Outlook on the Next Episode #WasnerSteinschaden #VibeCoding #WeAreDevelopers #LocalAI #InferenceChips #PhysicalAI #Entire #SoftwareEngineering #TechTrends2026