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Replit CEO Explains Why Learning To Code Is Pointless In AI Era: "Instead, Learn How To..."
Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit - a company that allows users to build apps and websites using AI, has said that learning to code is pointless because artificial intelligence (AI) will soon take over coding professions.
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Dude Theft Wars Cheat Codes (December 2024): Full List of Active Cheats, How to Use, and More
Dude Theft Wars continues to captivate players with its engaging sandbox gameplay, and as of December 2024, a wide range of cheat codes remain available to enhance the experience. These codes allow players to spawn unique items, alter game mechanics, and unlock special abilities. Active codes include spawning objects like ghosts, milk, and firework...
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Google Play Store Reportedly Working on AI-Powered ‘Ask a Question’ Feature
Google Play Store is reportedly getting a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature that will make it easier for users to both find new apps and learn more about them. The feature is reportedly under development and multiple strings of code about it were found in the latest version of the marketplace. The deployment of the feature is currently not k...
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Bewakoof Partners With Google Cloud to Bring AI-Powered Customised Fashion Capabilities to Its Platform
Bewakoof, the popular Indian apparel brand, has collaborated with Google Cloud to bring the latter’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities to its platform. The Indian brand unveiled the partnership at the Google Cloud Summit India, 2024. Bewakoof said it is using technologies such as Gemini AI to enable the cre...
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OpenAI's GPT-4 'Exhibits Human-Level Performance', Will Respond to Both Image, Text Inputs
OpenAI, the company behind the ChatGPT app that churns out essays, poems or computing code on command, released Tuesday a long-awaited update of its artificial intelligence (AI) technology that it said would be safer and more accurate than its predecessor. "We've created GPT-4, the latest milestone in OpenAI's effort in scaling up deep learning," a...
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Coding Made Easy: Now, Code in Simple English With OpenAI Codex Software
Artificial intelligence (AI) research company OpenAI is launching a new tool called Codex that will translate natural English language into code. Check out all details here.
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Microsoft Lobe Machine Learning Desktop App With Image Classification Support Now Available for Free
Microsoft has made its Lobe machine learning tool available in public preview for Windows and Mac. The free app lets people apply deep learning and AI models quickly into tools, with image classification support.
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Apple Rolls Out Free Online Coding Course for Teachers
Apple said on Thursday it was rolling out a free online coding course for teachers, while beefing up its existing school coding programmes with new material.
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Microsoft Insists Improvements in AI Need Not Come at the Cost of Privacy
Microsoft announced a "zero-code" experience for the people who don't write code and brought a "code-first" machine learning experience for developers and data scientists at the Build 2019 conference.
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Apple's Everyone Can Code Programme Now Open to Students With Disabilities
Beginning this autumn, US schools supporting students with vision, hearing or other assistive needs will start teaching the Everyone Can Code curricula.
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Never Too Old to Code: Meet the 82-Year-Old App-Maker
82-year-old Masako Wakamiya became interested in computers in the 1990s when she retired from her job as a bank clerk.
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Apple Swift Playgrounds Educational Coding App Expands to Robots, Drones, and More
Apple is working with leading device makers to make it easy to connect to Bluetooth-enabled robots within the Swift Playgrounds app.
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Apple Unveils Swift Playgrounds App to Help Kids Learn to Code
The new app is aimed at teaching kids the basics and concepts of code in Swift.
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Learn to Code, Get Breaking News, Great Games This Week
This week in apps, we have a selection that includes some great games, and a couple of really great apps that have just launched on Android.
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Replit CEO Explains Why Learning To Code Is Pointless In AI Era: "Instead, Learn How To..."
Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit - a company that allows users to build apps and websites using AI, has said that learning to code is pointless because artificial intelligence (AI) will soon take over coding professions.
-
Dude Theft Wars Cheat Codes (December 2024): Full List of Active Cheats, How to Use, and More
Dude Theft Wars continues to captivate players with its engaging sandbox gameplay, and as of December 2024, a wide range of cheat codes remain available to enhance the experience. These codes allow players to spawn unique items, alter game mechanics, and unlock special abilities. Active codes include spawning objects like ghosts, milk, and firework...
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Google Play Store Reportedly Working on AI-Powered ‘Ask a Question’ Feature
Google Play Store is reportedly getting a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature that will make it easier for users to both find new apps and learn more about them. The feature is reportedly under development and multiple strings of code about it were found in the latest version of the marketplace. The deployment of the feature is currently not k...
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Bewakoof Partners With Google Cloud to Bring AI-Powered Customised Fashion Capabilities to Its Platform
Bewakoof, the popular Indian apparel brand, has collaborated with Google Cloud to bring the latter’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities to its platform. The Indian brand unveiled the partnership at the Google Cloud Summit India, 2024. Bewakoof said it is using technologies such as Gemini AI to enable the cre...
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OpenAI's GPT-4 'Exhibits Human-Level Performance', Will Respond to Both Image, Text Inputs
OpenAI, the company behind the ChatGPT app that churns out essays, poems or computing code on command, released Tuesday a long-awaited update of its artificial intelligence (AI) technology that it said would be safer and more accurate than its predecessor. "We've created GPT-4, the latest milestone in OpenAI's effort in scaling up deep learning," a...
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Coding Made Easy: Now, Code in Simple English With OpenAI Codex Software
Artificial intelligence (AI) research company OpenAI is launching a new tool called Codex that will translate natural English language into code. Check out all details here.
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Microsoft Lobe Machine Learning Desktop App With Image Classification Support Now Available for Free
Microsoft has made its Lobe machine learning tool available in public preview for Windows and Mac. The free app lets people apply deep learning and AI models quickly into tools, with image classification support.
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Apple Rolls Out Free Online Coding Course for Teachers
Apple said on Thursday it was rolling out a free online coding course for teachers, while beefing up its existing school coding programmes with new material.
-
Microsoft Insists Improvements in AI Need Not Come at the Cost of Privacy
Microsoft announced a "zero-code" experience for the people who don't write code and brought a "code-first" machine learning experience for developers and data scientists at the Build 2019 conference.
-
Apple's Everyone Can Code Programme Now Open to Students With Disabilities
Beginning this autumn, US schools supporting students with vision, hearing or other assistive needs will start teaching the Everyone Can Code curricula.
-
Never Too Old to Code: Meet the 82-Year-Old App-Maker
82-year-old Masako Wakamiya became interested in computers in the 1990s when she retired from her job as a bank clerk.
-
Apple Swift Playgrounds Educational Coding App Expands to Robots, Drones, and More
Apple is working with leading device makers to make it easy to connect to Bluetooth-enabled robots within the Swift Playgrounds app.
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Apple Unveils Swift Playgrounds App to Help Kids Learn to Code
The new app is aimed at teaching kids the basics and concepts of code in Swift.
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Learn to Code, Get Breaking News, Great Games This Week
This week in apps, we have a selection that includes some great games, and a couple of really great apps that have just launched on Android.
