The AI Job Apocalypse Is Already Here—But It’s Not What You Think
Simon Willison has a problem. As co-creator of Django and a veteran software engineer with 25 years of experience, he's watching his own profession get…
Category: AI
Self-Improving AI: Darwin Gödel Machine Evolves Code
In 1965, mathematician I.J. Good predicted the possibility of an " intelligence explosion "—a hypothetical scenario where AI systems could recursively…
GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke on the Future of Programming: Why Kids Should Still Learn to Code
In a world where AI can generate entire applications with a simple prompt, the question of whether learning to code is still relevant has become…
Zero Data, Superhuman Code: A New AI Paradigm Emerges—and It Has an “Uh-Oh Moment”
The relentless march of AI capabilities continues, driven largely by ever-larger models and increasingly sophisticated training methods.
What is reinforcement learning? An AI researcher explains a key method of teaching machines – and how it relates to training your dog
Understanding intelligence and creating intelligent machines are grand scientific challenges of our times .
Coding for AI Agents vs. Coding for Human Developers
As AI coding assistants and autonomous agents (often powered by large language models) become more involved in software development, best practices in…
The Great Rewiring: Nadella and Zuckerberg on How AI is Reshaping Tech’s Foundation
AI isn’t just upgrading our tools—it’s redefining the tech foundation. In a compelling fireside chat , Satya Nadella and Mark Zuckerberg reveal how…
Duolingo’s AI-First Pivot Isn’t Just Smart. It’s Survival.
When Luis von Ahn, CEO of Duolingo, told his team they were going “AI-first,” it wasn’t framed as an option .
Integrating AI Agents into Teams—How to Succeed Without Tech Overload
AI agents are more than just smart chatbots—they're becoming genuine team members. With the right approach, AI agents like Roman from support function as…
The Jagged Frontier of AGI: Surprising Superpowers, Baffling Failures
AI researchers are finding that today’s most advanced models are superhuman in some ways and stumbly in others.