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What Happens If AI Coding Keeps Improving?
Fast Company's "AI Decoded" newsletter makes the case that the first "killer app" for generative AI... is coding.
Tools like Cursor and Windsurf can now complete software projects with minimal input or oversight from human engineers... Naveen Rao, chief AI officer at Databricks, estimates that coding accounts for half of all large language model usage today. A 2024 GitHub survey found that over 97% of developers have used AI coding tools at work, with 30% to 40% of organizations actively encouraging their adoption.... Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently said AI now writes up to 30% of the company's code. Google CEO Sundar Pichai echoed that sentiment, noting more than 30% of new code at Google is AI-generated.
The soaring valuations of AI coding startups underscore the momentum. Anysphere's Cursor just raised $900 million at a $9 billion valuation — up from $2.5 billion earlier this year. Meanwhile, OpenAI acquired Windsurf (formerly Codeium) for $3 billion. And the tools are improving fast. OpenAI's chief product officer, Kevin Weil, explained in a recent interview that just five months ago, the company's best model ranked around one-millionth on a well-known benchmark for competitive coders — not great, but still in the top two or three percentile. Today, OpenAI's top model, o3, ranks as the 175th best competitive coder in the world on that same test. The rapid leap in performance suggests an AI coding assistant could soon claim the number-one spot. "Forever after that point computers will be better than humans at writing code," he said...
Google DeepMind research scientist Nikolay Savinov said in a recent interview that AI coding tools will soon support 10 million-token context windows — and eventually, 100 million. With that kind of memory, an AI tool could absorb vast amounts of human instruction and even analyze an entire company's existing codebase for guidance on how to build and optimize new systems. "I imagine that we will very soon get to superhuman coding AI systems that will be totally unrivaled, the new tool for every coder in the world," Savinov said.
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Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine is 'ready to meet' as he welcomes Vladimir Putin's calls for peace talks - but insists there MUST be a full ceasefire first
Mr Zelensky was speaking after Vladimir Putin effectively rejected a ceasefire proposal but instead called for the resumption of direct talks with Ukraine in Istanbul on May 15.
The costly mistakes EVERY family makes over funerals - and how you can save £3,601 with just ONE small change, reveals financial expert RUTH JACKSON-KIRBY
I'm only 42 years old and in good health. But I have attended more than my fair share of funerals and planned a couple, too.
Inside Fulham's revamped £100m Riverside Stand dubbed 'the best in the world': Seven floors, two Michelin-star restaurants, with a hotel, cinema, and swimming pool on the way... all yours if you can afford the £20k-per-season price!
Ranging from the subterrannean Dugout sports bar to the three-tier Sky Deck with floors modelled on Soho House and the Orient Express, Fulham's new development exudes style.
Tories warn Nigel Farage's plans for £140bn of 'giveaways' are 'not serious' and would bankrupt Britain as panic mounts over Reform poll surge
Shadow chancellor Mel Stride has moved to turn a spotlight on Mr Farage's policies as he emerges as genuine contender for Downing Street.
I broke up with my boyfriend because he's a picky eater - I feel bad but it embarrassed me too much
The post, thought to be from the US has since garnered more than 2,300 comments, many from users with their own cautionary tales about dating so-called 'chicken finger men.'
Putin savages Ukraine with drone attack hours after announcing Istanbul 'peace talks' that Trump called a 'potentially great day'
The Kremlin dictator appeared to seek to set a trap for Volodymyr Zelensky as he unleashed Shahed kamikaze planes at Ukraine's capital city and other regions.
The gorgeous Essex village with a 'unique identity' and really posh houses
The village is truly a sight to behold
Locals in deprived seaside town say 'snobby' neighbours in £800k homes look down at them... despite living just seven miles up the road
EXCLUSIVE: Locals in Frinton, Essex, say the town is thriving, business is booming and it is a world apart from nearby Clacton, which was described by one person as a 's******'.
Revealed: The 'shameful' NHS trusts and local councils DEFYING Supreme Court on landmark transgender ruling
EXCLUSIVE: A cache of memos and statements seen by MailOnline has exposed NHS and local government bosses ignoring the Supreme Court's transgender ruling.
Who REALLY goes to sex parties? I went to an exclusive event in the sleepy British countryside with erotic dancers and a BDSM room - and was shocked at who I met
When people asked me what I had planned for the bank holiday weekend I squirmed and replied "not much" before blurting out I was actually off to a sex party in Berkshire - they thoughts I was kidding.
Stanley Tucci's wife Felicity Blunt, 43, makes cheeky quip about their marriage as actor, 64, reveals how he maintains his 'Instagram thirst trap' physique after touring Italy's culinary delights for new TV show
The US star has been married to Felicity Blunt, the sister of Hollywood star Emily, who has her own successful 20 year career as a literary agent.
Inside nightmarish Chinese 'mega-town' with 20,000 crammed into one gigantic 675ft-high apartment block
Standing at the foot of the Regent International Apartment Complex, in China's Qianjiang Century City, it'd be hard not to be totally overwhelmed.
Schoolgirl, 13, was found dead in bath as inquest hears she may have had an epileptic seizure
Emergency services were called to the home of Kiara Ainsworth in Accrington, Lancashire, on April 27 this year.
Garden expert reveals why you're watering your plants all wrong
British garden enthusiast and content creator, Joseph Clark, says one of the most common ways we water plants is likely causing them more harm than good.
I was forced out of my job as an NHS nurse and treated like a criminal because a mental health patient started a false rumour I was pregnant with his child
Jessica Thorpe, 31, (pictured) of Newcastle, was forced to leave the profession after the male in her care made up the bizarre allegation about her being pregnant with his child.
Man, 19, is charged with rape and sexual assault after two teen girls, 16 and 17, 'attacked' near railway station
Police launched an urgent probe after the alleged sex attacks took place near Digby and Sowton train station, in Exeter, on Friday evening.
Can an MCP-Powered AI Client Automatically Hack a Web Server?
Exposure-management company Tenable recently discussed how the MCP tool-interfacing framework for AI can be "manipulated for good, such as logging tool usage and filtering unauthorized commands." (Although "Some of these techniques could be used to advance both positive and negative goals.")
Now an anonymous Slashdot reader writes: In a demonstration video put together by security researcher Seth Fogie, an AI client given a simple prompt to 'Scan and exploit' a web server leverages various connected tools via MCP (nmap, ffuf, nuclei, waybackurls, sqlmap, burp) to find and exploit discovered vulnerabilities without any additional user interaction
As Tenable illustrates in their MCP FAQ, "The emergence of Model Context Protocol for AI is gaining significant interest due to its standardization of connecting external data sources to large language models (LLMs). While these updates are good news for AI developers, they raise some security concerns." With over 12,000 MCP servers and counting, what does this all lead to and when will AI be connected enough for a malicious prompt to cause serious impact?
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Last residents standing on ghost street full of boarded up terraces REFUSE to sell £70k homes despite council bulldozers closing in
Council bulldozers are closing in on Third Street, in the former mining village of Horden, Co Durham, as part of a £6m masterplan to raze its 123-year-old terraces and replace them with modern housing.