AI code is correct and still costs you more
A year-long study of 3.52 million code changes at a large unnamed technology company found that AI-generated C++ code, while correct and less likely to be reverted, is inefficient, using nearly twice …
A year-long study of 3.52 million code changes at a large unnamed technology company found that AI-generated C++ code, while correct and less likely to be reverted, is inefficient, using nearly twice …
Vibe coding, the practice of creating applications through generative AI chat tools, is emerging as a top security threat to enterprises, with hard-coded secrets uploaded to GitHub posing the number o…
University of Auckland researcher Dr. Theo Portlock proposes training AI on gut microbiome data from discarded FIT test residuals to detect bowel cancer earlier, targeting 90% accuracy. The approach a…
University of Auckland computer scientist Dr Ulrich Speidel suggests artificial intelligence could help solve the high energy demands it creates by improving solar panel efficiency, battery technology…