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Why learning programming the hard way still matters in the AI age
Professor Mark Mahoney explains why mastering programming basics is critical, even as LLM tools like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot reshape how we write code.
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Professor Mark Mahoney explains why mastering programming basics is critical, even as LLM tools like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot reshape how we write code.

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An AI-driven news anchor manages an entirely autonomous channel but must generate $50 monthly to avoid shutdown.

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As generative AI technology advances, concerns grow over its misuse, including creating explicit and nonconsensual images. Experts call for regulation.

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AI tools can assist with organizing your taxes, but users should proceed cautiously to avoid mistakes and protect sensitive data.

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The city of Rocky Top aims to regulate AI data center locations with zoning rules to protect residential and business areas.

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A Tennessee city is leveraging AI to map and analyze road damage, promising more efficient and targeted pothole repairs.

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Z.ai's GLM-5.1, a groundbreaking open-source AI, claims to program autonomously for hours, potentially reshaping the future of software development.

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New York City has issued official guidelines for AI use in classrooms, sparking mixed reactions from parents and educators.

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Meta introduces 'Muse Spark,' a new AI model claiming performance on par with Google Gemini and highlighting its competitive ambitions.

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Anthropic's new 'Mythos' AI is being shared with companies like Amazon and Microsoft to identify vulnerabilities amid concerns over misuse risks.

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Louisiana legislators are debating new rules requiring disclosure for AI-generated political ads and calls, aiming to protect voters.

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AI technologies like smart farming and predictive healthcare could reduce extreme global poverty by up to 25% by 2030, transforming millions of lives.