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.

Learning to code usually means adding stuff. What if the real secret was deleting, especially code you didn't even write?

While the tech world obsesses over AI and unicorn startups, someone decided to tackle a far more pressing problem: the gap between those who can code and those who want to learn. Euan Blair, CEO of Multiverse, sat down with Bloomberg during London Tech Week to explain how they're cracking this puzzle.
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A simple question from an eleven-year-old sparked a realization that might catch you off guard: as kids today grow up with AI writing code for them, what does "programming" actually mean anymore? Spoiler: the answer isn't what you'd think.

A new AI model has surfaced on HuggingFace called GECExplanation-4B that doesn't just fix your grammar mistakes—it actually explains why they're wrong. Think of it as having an English teacher who doesn't judge, as long as they're not drunk.