
AI Code Ownership: Who's liable when your AI assistant copies code?
Imagine your AI assistant churning out 200 lines of code. Great, right? Too bad you might not legally own a single line of it.
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Imagine your AI assistant churning out 200 lines of code. Great, right? Too bad you might not legally own a single line of it.

Is your favorite software sluggish? Maybe a human developer can fix it, even if it means ignoring "smart" AI advice. One programmer pushed his Rust code to incredible speeds, leaving AI in the dust.

Cursor is a fork of Visual Studio Code with AI built right in—and it's designed to do way more than just autocomplete your semicolons. Developers are jumping ship from Copilot because this thing is faster and actually understands what you're doing. Is it worth the hype?
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An AI agent that turns a natural language idea into a deployed app. GitHub Copilot is already feeling prehistoric.

Microsoft just switched to token-based billing—basically, every line of code your AI buddy writes now costs you real money. The community is not thrilled. Goodbye to the golden age of nearly-free AI coding.