The practice of 'vibe coding', which heavily depends on AI for software generation, is facing criticism due to potential hidden flaws in the produced code.

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AI does not remove work. It moves it, so that less time is spent on scaffolding and boilerplate. However, more time is spent ...

In his new book, Glorious Failure, Robert Ivermee shakes the notion that French colonialism in India was benign, and ...

Testing is where Thailand's AI adoption often pays off quickly, because it reduces waiting. AI can draft unit tests from code, suggest regression ...

At QCon London 2026, Yinka Omole, Lead Software Engineer at Personio, presented a session exploring a recurring dilemma engineers face, whether to spend time mastering the newest technologies and ...

Elastic 9.3.0 is now available, featuring enhanced vector search indexing for RAG applications and significant upgrades to ...

Vibe coding is getting more attention because just about anyone can do it to build useful software. Now, people like ...

Agentic 'Air' lets multiple AI agents run tasks concurrently, while loyal IntelliJ users wonder what's in it for them JetBrains has previewed Air, a tool for agentic AI development which it describes ...

Covlant launches an end-to-end AI impact testing platform designed to help enterprise teams validate software changes faster, reduce deployment risks, and improve system reliability.