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Quantum computers, such as this one shown at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, could run programs that have been almost completely generated by artificial-intelligence tools. Credit: Angel Garcia/Bloomberg/Getty ‘Vibe coding’ is moving into quantum computing — a field in which programming has notoriously required sophisticated skills. To lower this barrier, researchers at
This intern season, fetching lattes for bosses is out. Teaching bosses how to use AI is in. When Jasreen Toor interned at the agentic human resource company Eightfold AI this summer, her day wasn’t filled with answering phones or taking notes. Instead, she spent most of her time building and then monitoring a Claude agent
Preston Fore here. Landing a defense contract has historically meant navigating layers of government bureaucracy, with proposals often taking years to turn into cash. But software unicorn Code Metal is getting something new defense contractors rarely get from the Pentagon: speed. The Boston-based firm just landed an $80 million contract to modernize and AI-enable WarMatrix,