
AI taking jobs? An experiment reveals junior dev's future
Whether AI is quietly taking junior developer jobs is a hot debate. One programmer decided to find out with a personal experiment.
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Whether AI is quietly taking junior developer jobs is a hot debate. One programmer decided to find out with a personal experiment.

While everyone's waiting for Nintendo's next masterpiece, Square Enix decided to play a different game: blending fast-paced combat with an 'HD-2D' aesthetic that makes pixels look like oil paintings. The result? The Adventures of Elliot, an experiment that might just change how we think about adventure games.

After years of empty promises and features nobody asked for, Apple decided to try something radical: building AI that actual humans might want to use. At Monday's WWDC keynote, the company laid out an AI strategy designed less to dazzle tech reporters and more to solve real everyday annoyances.

A new AI model generated from a tournament competition between models has appeared on HuggingFace. The name reads like a WiFi password from 2010, but there's an interesting experiment with AI tournaments behind it.

A developer on GitHub has put together a project that promises to let you build smart agents with LangChain, the framework everyone uses to avoid reinventing the wheel. Spoiler: it's the usual open-source experiment that will make you either shout "eureka" or "who the hell touched this?"
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Picture suddenly adopting an AI's conversational style in your work messages and realizing your coworkers actually prefer it that way. That's exactly what happened to a developer who decided to run an experiment—and it didn't go quite as expected.