Meta has laid off thousands of workers as part of its plan to transition to artificial intelligence (AI). The company reportedly relied on several standards to select employees for layoffs, including performance evaluations, department restructuring, and AI initiatives, with internal experimentation around AI usage metrics reportedly influencing engineering output assessments. Part of that process included…
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Right then, let’s talk about the future of AI tools. It feels like things are moving at a mile a minute, doesn’t it? Just yesterday, we were amazed by a chatbot that could write a poem, and now we’re looking at AI that can practically run a business. This article is going to give you…
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way developers write, debug, and maintain software. Among the growing list of AI-powered coding tools, Windsurf and Cursor have emerged as two of the most popular integrated development environments (IDEs) designed to accelerate productivity through intelligent assistance. Both platforms promise to streamline coding workflows, automate repetitive tasks, and help…
Oracle on Tuesday expanded its AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications with new pro-code development tools, including a CLI-based capability called AI Studio Skill, allowing developers to build agentic applications using familiar environments such as VS Code, Codex, and Claude Code. The AI Studio Skill is the CLI that provides the Fusion-specific context and tooling…
OXFORD—“Something Big Is Happening,” wrote artificial intelligence (AI) startup founder Matt Shumer in a recent viral essay that captured his industry’s swelling confidence that the technology will power the next great productivity boom. So far, the economy has not played along. In fact, since slowing sharply in the 1970s, U.S. productivity has experienced only one…
