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Former Google distinguished engineer says AI isn't replacing software engineers — just ones who only know how to code
Kelsey Hightower said that AI is replacing those who can only code, but not engineers who have diverse skills sets and good judgment.
Walmart says token limit on employee AI tool is about cutting down on duplicative vibe coding
Walmart placed a token limit on its internal vibe coding tool, Code Puppy, reflecting the retailer's cost-conscious approach to AI.
We should all know less about our bodies
Americans are spending $100 billion on wellness apps and health trackers — but the rise in self-data may end up just stressing people out.
All the famous people we spotted at the NBA finals
The night ended on a high note for Knicks fans as the team defeated the Spurs 105-95.
Russia repeatedly bombing itself with glide munitions shows crew fatigue, bad training: UK intel
Russia's high tempo of glide bomb attacks has been plagued by a string of friendly-fire incidents, the UK's MOD said on Wednesday.
A 'murderers' row' of media executives showed up at the Knicks-Spurs NBA Finals opener
The Knicks' first Finals trip in more than two decades also drew celebrity fans like Ben Stiller and Spike Lee.
SpaceX wants to raise $75 billion for a record-setting IPO
SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, aims to raise $75 billion in its IPO, which would surpass a record previously set by Aramco.
Taylor Swift's net worth has reached $2 billion — see how the pop star makes and spends her fortune
Taylor Swift has built a billion-dollar net worth through her songwriting and performances, including the Eras Tour. Forbes estimates she's worth $2 billion.
Meta's Metaverse lead quietly left four months ago
Gabriel Aul, who led the Metaverse unit, retired earlier this year, replaced by former Epic Games exec Saxs Persson.
Tesla expands service area of unsupervised robotaxis in Austin
Tesla expanded its geofence for unsupervised robotaxis in Austin while its fleet size has mostly remained stagnant since initial rollout last year.
Satellite images show a blazing Russian oil terminal from Ukraine's strikes during the annual Russian Davos
Ukraine also struck a Russian warship at a naval facility near St. Petersburg as guests flocked to the city for Russia's flagship economic forum.
40 US colleges where some students can get free tuition
Some students can attend selective colleges tuition-free through financial aid, no-tuition policies, and income-based programs.