Vercel Ship 大会现场观察：写代码已被解决，信任代码才是难题
作者逛了一天 Vercel 的 Ship 大会，带回一手见闻：智能体部署涨了 28 倍，还有不少关于 vibe-coding 安全和分发难点的现场观点，挺接地气的。
作者参加 Vercel 在旧金山举办的 Ship 大会，整理了现场观察。Vercel CEO rauchg 透露平台数据：开发者数量增长 3 倍，智能体部署增长 28 倍，每 4 个月完成 10 亿次部署。与会者普遍认为"写代码"已成已解决问题，"信任代码"才是新挑战，vibe-coding 应用带来的数据安全问题是重点讨论话题。另一共识是智能体正成为最重要的互联网用户，网站和服务需要为智能体做适配。
San Francisco is off the charts.
I spent a day last week at the @vercel Ship event, and I was shocked by the excitement around AI, software, and the future in general.
Here are some of the things I learned:
• Writing code is a solved problem. Trusting the code is not.
• I didn't hear from a single person who thinks software is dead. Actually, the opposite is true: everyone is more excited than ever about the future of building.
• Vercel's @rauchg said all of their numbers are up: 3x more developers, 28x more agentic deployments, 1B deployments every 4 months.
• Agents. Agents. Agents. Nobody wants to talk about anything else. The future is agentic, and every company is looking for ways to architect agentic systems.
• There's a lot of excitement about robotics. Clearly, AI has given this topic a huge boost. Many startups are working on both software and hardware for robots.
• One of the next big things seems to be personalized software. You won't be vibe-coding Photoshop, but Photoshop might use AI to serve you a hyper-personalized UI.
• Citizen developers—we call them vibe-coders—are a security nightmare. Everyone can build an app, but we are seeing a lot of problems when users put their data in unsecured, vibe-coded apps. Vercel talked a lot about this, and how they are embracing citizen developers while adding guardrails.
• There's a big focus on updating the Internet so agents can use it. Agents are quickly becoming the most important online user. Every website should be serving agents. Every company should optimize its services for agents. If you don't cater to agents, you won't matter.
• In Florida, we have billboards about car accident lawyers and notary services. In San Francisco, billboards are about cheaper inference, tokens, and AI strategy.
• I met people who are building software who would never have called themselves developers a year ago. The role has already changed.
• Everyone is excited about what they can do with AI today, but everyone is building for what they expect it to do six months from now.
• I heard the word "distribution" more times than the word "inference". When everyone can build a product, getting people to care about it becomes even harder.
Vercel picked a good name for this event: Ship. You can watch the livestream sessions here: https://t.co/5GbUX76PWY
I've never been more excited to ship something myself.
