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Migrating old Java code is a costly nightmare. Now, someone built a benchmark to see if AI agents can actually lend a hand.
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Migrating old Java code is a costly nightmare. Now, someone built a benchmark to see if AI agents can actually lend a hand.

We thought AI just wanted to write emails or generate images. Turns out Anthropic aims to make us swallow pills, for real.

Imagine an army of AI bots trading on the stock market. Now imagine they all have the exact same idea, at the exact same moment.
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An AI chatbot that doesn't spy on you? Sounds like science fiction, right? Proton is trying again, updating its AI assistant with new features without sacrificing privacy.

AI models have feasted on other people's content for too long, for free of course. Now Cloudflare is drawing a line, demanding a hefty bill.
We thought AI was plug-and-play, but it turns out you need a house call. Microsoft and Amazon are sending engineers directly to clients to get their systems running.
Imagine creating amazing content without breaking the bank. Google and Idris Elba aim to make AI accessible for African creators.

Thought artificial intelligence was just a nerdy toy? Well, it's getting serious. Tech and finance sectors are shedding thousands of employees in the US every month.

The new gold rush is definitely in artificial intelligence. And some players aren't holding back on spending. An Abu Dhabi fund just amassed a mind-boggling sum, placing itself among the sector's biggest giants.

Cloud giants keep splurging money, and Goldman Sachs thinks Europe will love it. European stock markets are already toasting this news.

Remember when great photos needed a pro photographer? Soon, software will be the same: AI agents make it accessible to everyone, no coding needed.