AI & Trends

Is AI-Generated Code More Flawed Than Human Code?
AI & Trends Is AI-Generated Code More Flawed Than Human Code?

The promise of AI-powered coding assistants to dramatically accelerate software development has been met with both enthusiasm and a healthy dose of skepticism from the engineers who now rely on them daily. These tools, now a standard part of the modern developer's workflow, can generate

Google and Meta Unite to Break Nvidia's AI Dominance
AI & Trends Google and Meta Unite to Break Nvidia's AI Dominance

A strategic alliance quietly forming in Silicon Valley signals the most significant challenge yet to the monolithic power structure governing the artificial intelligence revolution. This union between technology titans Google and Meta is not about building a faster chip but about dismantling the

AI-Written Code Produces 1.7x More Issues Than Human Code
AI & Trends AI-Written Code Produces 1.7x More Issues Than Human Code

The relentless pursuit of accelerated software delivery has ushered in an era where AI coding assistants are nearly ubiquitous, yet emerging data reveals this push for speed comes at a significant and measurable cost to code quality. As organizations race to integrate artificial intelligence into

Your Data Stack Is Holding Your AI Back
AI & Trends Your Data Stack Is Holding Your AI Back

The most common reason artificial intelligence initiatives stall is not a failure of the models themselves, but rather the silent, persistent drag of a data architecture that was never designed for the demands of modern agentic systems. Across industries, executives see the transformative potential

Microsoft Rebuilds Azure From the Silicon Up for an AI Future
AI & Trends Microsoft Rebuilds Azure From the Silicon Up for an AI Future

The computational appetite of modern artificial intelligence models has grown so voracious that it is now beginning to fracture the very foundations of the cloud infrastructure built to support them. As algorithms become more complex and datasets swell into the exabyte range, the existing

Kotlin 2.3.0 Boosts Code Safety and Swift Interoperability
AI & Trends Kotlin 2.3.0 Boosts Code Safety and Swift Interoperability

The evolution of a programming language is often measured in subtle refinements and bold experiments, and with the release of Kotlin 2.3.0, developers are witnessing a deliberate stride toward a future defined by enhanced code integrity and frictionless cross-platform development. Beyond the

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