Survey: Two-thirds of AI-native startups let AI write most of their code

A new survey of early-stage Seattle founders reveals that AI isn’t just helping write code — in some cases, it’s doing most ...
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Are you a real visitor: nine triggers that lock you out in 60 seconds and how to avoid a ban

A sudden pop-up now greets readers worldwide, raising eyebrows about who gets in, who gets blocked, and why it matters.
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No-Code Sorcery: I Conjured an App Using Just My Words, and So Can You

Vibe coding lets you create an app by chatting, and it feels like magic.

Code Written by AI May Be Too Much of a Good Thing

A growing number of Fortune 100 companies are using generative artificial intelligence to write computer code. But chief ...
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Are you being mistaken for a bot? 7 checks websites use and how real people pass in 30 seconds

You click, you scroll, then everything stalls. A puzzle appears. A timer ticks. Suddenly, you’re proving you exist online. Across major news sites and ...

I Love LA? Rachel Sennott’s new HBO show is in more of a situationship with the City of Angels

It was always going to be hard for a Torontonian TV critic to fall for a series called I Love LA during this World Series. But even viewers not currently locked into the Blue Jays’ intense battle for ...