NUOVOCoding: Does it still make sense to learn how to code?
Is AI writing code better than us? Many are wondering. Here's why learning to code isn't useless at all, quite the opposite.
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NUOVOIs AI writing code better than us? Many are wondering. Here's why learning to code isn't useless at all, quite the opposite.
NUOVOImagine an AI that doesn't just answer, but thinks like a hacker. Now, Claude can do just that, but for good.

Let's be real: coding is boring for AI, let alone for us. But what if an AI could handle everything itself, from specs to testing?

An app designed for a "natural look" in photos is now embracing digital touch-ups. Adobe Indigo, meant for an SLR-like feel, is adding generative AI.
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Substack just rolled out a new tool to sniff out AI-generated text. Too bad its supposed infallibility is already looking a bit shaky.

Artificial intelligence promises to make our lives an effortless paradise. But what if that very struggle was the secret to truly learning?
Imagine your AI assistant churning out 200 lines of code. Great, right? Too bad you might not legally own a single line of it.
Imagine an AI that, instead of randomly designing apps, already knows Apple's interface rules. Now there's a server teaching it exactly that, with all the freshest design guidelines.

Artificial intelligence isn't just magic algorithms. It needs serious muscle, or rather, cables to move data at insane speeds. And some companies are cashing in big time.

Imagine never clicking, typing, or navigating again. What if an AI did it for you, right in your browser?

The global artificial intelligence race is heating up, faster than expected. All eyes are now on China and its Kimi K3 model.