Tag
74 articles
1Password reports 21% increase in engineering productivity using OpenAI's Codex, enabling faster development while maintaining security standards.
loveholidays is using OpenAI Codex to make software development accessible across the business, enabling teams to turn ideas into products faster. The platform empowers non-technical employees to contribute to software creation, fundamentally changing development workflows.
A new Coddy Developer Survey found that 80% of developers feel their use of AI has become more like a dependence than an advantage. The findings raise concerns about over-reliance on AI tools in software development.
Replit introduces Free Mode powered by GPT-5.6 Luna, allowing anyone to create software without token cost restrictions. This move democratizes AI-assisted coding and positions Replit at the forefront of accessible AI development tools.
This explainer explains what Claude Code is, how it helps developers, and why 75% of surveyed developers prefer it over other AI coding tools. Learn how AI coding assistants are transforming software development workflows.
AI code-testing startup Blacksmith's valuation has nearly quadrupled in less than a year, driven by a more than tenfold revenue growth.
Meta launches Muse Code, an AI agent designed to handle complex coding tasks within large software repositories. The tool represents a significant advancement in AI-powered development assistance.
This article explains how Google's AI agents used advanced machine learning techniques to automatically discover and fix 1,072 Chrome security bugs in 60 days, showcasing the evolution of autonomous software security systems.
OpenAI's new field report demonstrates that coding agents, including Codex and Claude Code, can significantly reduce development runtimes in scientific computing projects.
AI can now write compilable code almost every time it tries. It still ships a security hole in nearly half of it, and that has not changed in a year.
This explainer explores the concept of never-skilling in AI-assisted development, where junior developers fail to acquire fundamental debugging skills due to over-reliance on AI tools. It examines the mechanisms behind this phenomenon and its implications for career development and industry resilience.
Linus Torvalds reveals he no longer considers himself a 'programmer' due to AI's influence, while also discussing Linux's stance on outdated technology.
