Image made with DALL-E 3 “Last one out, turn off the code editor.“ This phrase has been making the rounds in online forums as AI coding assistants have become surprisingly capable over the past two years. Is the human programmer really headed for the same fate as elevator operators and telephone switchboard operators? Or is […]
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Image made with DALL-E 3 AI is quickly shifting from a behind-the-scenes assistant to a prolific content creator on the global stage. Whether you’re scrolling through social media, reading a news article online, or checking your email, chances are some of that content was generated by an algorithm. A study by Amazon Web Services found
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Credit: Unsplash There’s no perfect course in this world, but do you know what most of them don’t teach you? The not-so-obvious skills and tools you’ll need at work! Most courses are great for getting you started with a programming language and refreshing your knowledge of tech skills, but they lack a couple of modules
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Image made with DALL-E 3 We’ve just seen a big week of AI developments. Musk launched Grok 3, Google introduced AI Co-Scientist, and rumors about OpenAI’s GPT-5 release are picking up. One of the most notable aspects of these launches is how Musk described Grok 3—calling it “scarily smart” To be fair, Grok 3 is
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Image made with DALL-E 3 A few weeks ago, I was sitting at the table with my family, talking about various current topics, and naturally, AI came up in the conversation. A moment of silence. I’m not sure how much our parents—or the parents of many of us—really know about AI. But every time I
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Image made with DALL-E 3 The rise of AI in education is often described as unprecedented. In many ways, it is—but history offers some striking parallels. Technology has reshaped education more than once. A look back In the 15th century, Johannes Gutenberg’s printing press broke the monopoly of handwritten manuscripts. Suddenly, books could be mass-produced,
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