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Replacing coders with AI? Why Bill Gates, Sam Altman and experience say you shouldn’t.

In the race to automate everything – from customer service to code – AI is being heralded as a silver bullet. The narrative is seductive: AI tools that can write entire applications, streamline engineering teams and reduce the need for expensive human developers, along with hundreds of other jobs.  But from my point of view…

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Beyond Von Neumann: Toward a unified deterministic architecture

A cycle-accurate alternative to speculation — unifying scalar, vector and matrix compute For more than half a century, computing has relied on the Von Neumann or Harvard model. Nearly every modern chip — CPUs, GPUs and even many specialized accelerators — derives from this design. Over time, new architectures like Very Long Instruction Word (VLIW),…

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Huawei’s new open source technique shrinks LLMs to make them run on less powerful, less expensive hardware

Huawei’s Computing Systems Lab in Zurich has introduced a new open-source quantization method for large language models (LLMs) aimed at reducing memory demands without sacrificing output quality. The technique, called SINQ (Sinkhorn-Normalized Quantization), is designed to be fast, calibration-free, and easy to integrate into existing model workflows. The code for performing it has been made…

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OpenAI’s DevDay 2025 preview: Will Sam Altman launch the ChatGPT browser?

OpenAI will host more than 1,500 developers at its largest annual conference on Monday, as the company behind ChatGPT seeks to maintain its edge in an increasingly competitive artificial intelligence landscape. The third annual DevDay conference at San Francisco’s Fort Mason represents a critical moment for OpenAI, which has seen its dominance challenged by rapid…

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New AI training method creates powerful software agents with just 78 examples

A new study by Shanghai Jiao Tong University and SII Generative AI Research Lab (GAIR) shows that training large language models (LLMs) for complex, autonomous tasks does not require massive datasets. Their framework, LIMI (Less Is More for Intelligent Agency), builds on similar work in other areas of LLM research and finds that “machine autonomy…

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Google’s Jules coding agent moves beyond chat with new command line and API

Google wants its coding assistant, Jules, to be far more integrated into developers’ terminals than ever. The company wants to make it a more workflow-native tool, hoping that more people will use it beyond the chat interface.  Jules, which the company first announced in December 2024, will gain two new features: a Jules API to…

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Salesforce launches AI ‘trust layer’ to tackle enterprise deployment failures plaguing 80% of projects

Salesforce Inc. is expanding its artificial intelligence platform with new data management and governance capabilities, aiming to address what the company says is a crisis in enterprise AI adoption where more than 80% of projects fail to deliver meaningful business value. The San Francisco-based software giant announced Thursday a suite of new tools designed to…

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Software commands 40% of cybersecurity budgets as gen AI attacks execute in milliseconds

Software spending now makes up 40% of cybersecurity budgets, with investment expected to grow as CISOs prioritize real-time AI defenses.Read More

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How Sakana AI’s new evolutionary algorithm builds powerful AI models without expensive retraining

M2N2 is a model merging technique that creates powerful multi-skilled agents without the high cost and data needs of retraining.Read More

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How Intuit killed the chatbot crutch – and built an agentic AI playbook you can copy

This is the inside story of Intuit’s transformation journey with AI — including a grueling nine-month pivot to “burn the boats” and reinvent how the 40-year-old finance giant builds its products.Read More

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