Tag: Software Development
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Nigerian Teen Builds an LLM from Scratch: A Quiet AI Revolution
From curiosity to creation: a Nigerian teen’s journey into AI The story begins with a spark of curiosity and a willingness to dive headlong into a field that often seems dominated by seasoned scholars and large labs. Okechukwu Nwaozor, a seventeen-year-old Nigerian self-taught developer, surprised even his closest friends when he announced his goal: to…
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Google’s Gemini 3 Debuts with Coding App and Record-Breaking Benchmarks
Overview: Gemini 3 Elevates Google’s AI Standpoint Google has unveiled Gemini 3, the latest milestone in its AI foundation model line. Released seven months after Gemini 2.5, Gemini 3 arrives with a refreshed coding app and markedly higher benchmark scores that position it at the forefront of current AI technology. The launch signals Google’s push…
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Cinnamon Bun: Android 17’s Internal Codename Revealed
Introduction: What Cinnamon Bun Could Mean for Android 17 Tech sleuths and Android fans have long speculated about the future codenames of Google’s mobile operating system. The latest whispers suggest that Cinnamon Bun is not a stray dessert reference but the internal codename for Android 17. New data found in the most recent Canary branch…
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Lovable Nears 8 Million Users as AI Coding Startup Expands to Corporates
Lovable’s Rapid Growth Signals Appetite for Corporate Adoption Stockholm-based Lovable is closing in on 8 million users, a leap from the 2.3 million active users the company reported in July. CEO Anton Osika told this editor that the year-old AI coding platform is experiencing a rapid uptick in adoption, signaling a rising interest in AI-assisted…
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Lovable Nears 8 Million Users as Stockholm AI Coding Startup Targets More Corporate Clients
Overview: Lovable’s rapid growth in AI-powered coding Stockholm-based Lovable is approaching 8 million users, a surge that underscores the company’s rapid ascent in the AI coding tools landscape. CEO Anton Osika shared the latest milestone in a recent in-depth interview, highlighting a dramatic jump from about 2.3 million active users reported in July. The momentum…
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Vibe Coding: Silicon Valley’s Quick-Fix AI Trend or a Real-World Risk?
Introduction: Quick Build, Quick Break? When artificial intelligence burst into everyday life, opinions split into two camps: optimists who see transformative opportunity, and skeptics who fear a slide toward dependency and sloppiness. Today, as AI becomes embedded in more products, the concern isn’t just hype versus utopia. It’s the emergence of what some call “slop”…
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Vibe Coding and the AI Hype: A Silicon Valley Trend Too Far?
Introduction: A new buzzword in Silicon Valley The tech world keeps chasing the next buzzword, and lately the term “vibe coding” has crawled from the margins into boardrooms, product launches, and late-night discussions about the future of work. At its core, vibe coding promises to let anyone design apps or back-office tools by interacting with…
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Vibe Coding and AI’s Quick-Draw Future: A Silicon Valley Gamble with Real-World Costs
Introduction: The promise and the peril of vibe coding As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into everyday tools, a new trend is surfacing in Silicon Valley: vibe coding. The idea is simple in concept—let a chatbot produce an app or document after a few prompts, bypassing traditional coding and exhaustive testing. In theory, you save…
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Google Integrates Jules AI Agent into Developer Workflows with CLI and API
Google expands Jules: from web interface to developer toolchains Google has announced a significant expansion of its Jules AI assistant with two new capabilities designed to embed the agent directly into developers’ workflows: Jules Tools’ command-line interface (CLI) and a public API. The update allows engineers to run Jules inside their terminal, CI/CD pipelines, and…
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Generative AI Weekly: Five Notable Technologies This Week
Five Generative AI Technologies to Watch This Week This week’s spotlight in the world of generative AI highlights five notable developments that could reshape software, safety, and digital creativity. From a Microsoft-backed tool that aims to build software repositories from scratch to an experimental study on AI-designed biological agents, these technologies illustrate how rapidly the…