Dorsey’s Block says new AI tool handles 15% of code work

CoinTelegraph•Thu, Jun 18, 2026, 05:38 AM•2 min read

Builderbot is the “missing layer between AI coding tools and how engineering actually works at scale,” said Brad Axen, head of AI capabilities at Block.

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