The hottest Stanford computer science class isn't banning AI tools — it's embracing them

One of the hottest Stanford CS courses this semester embraces rather than bans AI coding tools like Cursor and Claude.
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Tech meets sustainability: The Global South’s green leap

In Singapore, a highly digitalised nation at the forefront of technological innovation, China is collaborating on digital solutions for sustainability. Companies like Greenie Web are tapping into ...
MusicRadar

"It was the best-sounding piece of kit ever, but they were so up themselves. We had so many arguments with them when we first bought it": Trevor Horn on the pioneer…

Legendary producer Trevor Horn talks exclusively to MusicRadar about his upcoming "mega-tour", the changing face of the music ...

Airlines work to fix software glitch on A320 aircraft and some flights are disrupted

Airlines around the world reported short-term disruptions heading into the weekend as they fixed software on a widely used commercial aircraft.
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Startups Using AI Have a Problem: Anyone Can Copy Their Awesome Idea

Millionaire AI startup founder Maor Shlomo admits that it's incredibly easy to copy other companies thanks to vibe coding.
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I’ve never coded before but tried Gemini 3’s vibe-coding tools — and it made my dream apps

Essentially, the idea is that anyone — including you or me — can build applications by vibe coding with zero actual development knowledge or experience. To put Google's claims to the test, I tried to ...