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AI coding assistants have quickly moved from optional tools to a core part of modern software development. Adoption is accelerating fast. Around 84% of developers now use or plan to use AI tools, and over half use them daily. The market has already reached about $8.5 billion in 2026 and is growing rapidly. These tools are not just helping […]

If you regularly use AI, especially for coding, you know there is an obvious upgrade to the usual to-and-fro in chats. What if you could save a particular workflow in AI and run it without writing a super-long prompt every time you need it? Claude Skills now lets you do exactly that. This nifty little

I asked ChatGPT how it feels about the recent and viral AI trend of switching from ChatGPT to Claude. Here is what it said: “As for how it makes me feel: I don’t have feelings or brand loyalty. But from a usefulness standpoint, it’s a good thing. Easier switching forces AI products to compete on

OpenAI is out with a major update, building on its GPT-5 series with the all-new GPT-5.4. Introduced as GPT-5.4 Thinking, the model will also come with a GPT-5.4 Pro version for those seeking “maximum performance” on complicated tasks. Even the base version comes with a plethora of improvements over the outgoing GPT-5.2. These upgrades range

You don’t always go for a benchmark score to see which AI model fits your needs. Even the highest ranking models sometimes seem to miss the essence of a conversation entirely. What matters then is how fluid and helpful your conversations with AI are. Taking a step in this direction, OpenAI has now introduced an

Whenever I am to suggest a new AI tool to someone who is just starting out, there is one name I know can bring them unprecedented value. NotebookLM, the famous AI tool by Google, is just one-too-many solutions wrapped into a neat package of an “AI research tool.” It can summarise your notes, find you

I use AI a lot. But if I’m being honest, most of the time it feels like working with a brilliant intern who never actually touches the keyboard. It tells me what to do, suggests steps, and even drafts the perfect response. Yet I’m still the one switching tabs, filling forms, copying data, and stitching

Alibaba’s Qwen lineup has evolved rapidly over the past few weeks. We recently saw Qwen3-Coder-Next targeting developers with an AI coding assistant. This was followed by Qwen Image 2.0, which pushed the platform’s image generation quality even further. Each release strengthened a specific capability within the ecosystem. Now, building on that evolution, comes the Qwen