Want a software engineering job? You'll need more than coding skills in the AI era.

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AI has upended what it means to be a software engineer. It's also changing how you become one.

There are 3 telltale signs that you used AI to make your app, and they aren't pretty

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We pitted Base 44's new AI model against Anthropic's to build the same website. One was faster.

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Base44 launched its own AI model, Base 1, earlier this week.

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Bootcamps, work trials, token burn: Inside the recruiting practices at the hottest AI coding startups

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Base44's CEO says the company built its own model to stop churning out AI-slop designs

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Base44's CEO Maor Shlomo
Base44's CEO said the company developed its own AI model to deliver what frontier models can't.

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AI coding has split software engineers into tribes. Meet the fans, skeptics — and those in between.

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AI is reshaping coding. How software engineers feel about it is far from binary.

Powerful tools like Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's Codex mean, for many, writing code is no longer the core of the job.

OpenAI teases a new device for vibe coders that looks like a mini keyboard

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OpenAI teased a new product, engineered by Work Louder.

Work Louder

Vibe coding is being called the greatest unlock for non-techies. These 9 startups are raising billions.

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Can you vibe code an entire search engine? This ex-Googler tried.

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A fake tombstone announcing the "death" of the Alta Vista search engine sits on a desk in the Google Mt. View office on Thursday March 13, 2003

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AI writes a lot of software. Now, human code review is starting to disappear.

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Michael Truell, CEO of Cursor

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