Vibe coding startup Replit is projecting $1 billion in revenue by the end of 2026

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Amjad Masad, Replit's CEO, at the Web Summit Qatar 2024 in February 2024.
Replit's CEO Amjad Masad says AI-powered vibe coding is unlocking a new era of solo entrepreneurship.

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The rise of 'vibe working'

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How a former Mozilla CMO uses AI to create a new cannabis cocktail brand

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Alexandra Roberts (left) and Jascha Kaykas-Wolff (right), creators of the Eleanore cocktail brand
Alexandra Roberts (left) and Jascha Kaykas-Wolff (right), creators of the Eleanore cocktail brand

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Vibe coding isn't as simple as it sounds. Here's what I learned about AI through trial and error.

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The author tries vibe coding with ChatGPT for the first time to automate a task she didn't want to do.

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Jensen Huang name-checks 6 AI companies — and says 100% of Nvidia engineers use one of them

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Nvidia is partnering with beleaguered Intel to the tune of $5 billion.

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Atlassian's CEO explains why the company is planning for more engineers, not fewer

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Atlassian's CEO says vibe coding isn't replacing "core technologists" at his company.

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In internal meeting, Microsoft execs share a plan to ward off AI coding rivals by overhauling GitHub

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Jay Parikh at Microsoft Build.
Microsoft executive Jay Parikh

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a16z analyzed startup bank transactions and found they're going hard on vibe coding tools

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Vibe coding can make programmer faster and more fun, but it has limits, engineers say.

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The Tiny Team era is here

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Quentin Peccoux, Anada Lakra, and Shivam Sagar spoke with BI about tiny teams.

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Quentin Peccoux vibe codes every day. He's one of seven full-time employees at an AI-powered startup. Initially, he feared the technology would replace him. Now, he says it "feels like a superpower."

AI vibe coding tools may be going from boom to bust, new data shows. Here's why.

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Lovable CEO Anton Osika told Business Insider that a computer science degree hasn't become useless but its value has certainly shifted in the age of AI.

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