Linus Torvalds Jokes
Linus Torvalds has made jokes regarding versioning and potential successors during a message posted on the Linux Kernel mailing list.
The end of software development as we know it
The article discusses the impending transformation of software development due to advancements in artificial intelligence, suggesting that traditional software engineering roles may soon be obsolete.
Artificial Intelligence: Now the Machines Take Over
The article discusses the shift of artificial intelligence from being a tool for humans to potentially replacing them, particularly highlighting the impact on the software development industry and stock prices following the introduction of a new AI program.
SVEN SOOMUSTE ⟩ The independence of artificial intelligence begins in preschool, not in server parks or software licenses
Sven Soomuste emphasizes that the development of artificial intelligence should start with early education rather than from technical infrastructures or licenses.
US authorizes exploration and production of oil and gas in Venezuela
The US Treasury Department has issued a general license allowing for the provision of goods, technology, software, or American services for the exploration, development, or production of oil and gas in Venezuela.
HTM does not know who is to blame for SAIS3 development not being completed
HTM is unsure who is responsible for the delays in the development of the SAIS3 system, which was intended for school admissions.
FPFtech Technical High School trains youth in Software Development
The FPFtech school in Manaus celebrates the graduation of students from its pioneering Technical High School program in Software Development aimed at meeting the high demand for tech-related jobs in Brazil.
FPFtech bets on education with emerging technologies and student protagonism
FPFtech has launched an innovative Technical High School model that integrates software development training with a teaching approach aimed at enhancing student engagement and meeting market needs.
‘AI Attack’ Causes Software Development Companies' Stock Prices to Plummet... “435 trillion won evaporated”
On October 3rd, software development companies in the U.S. saw their stock prices plummet, losing a combined market value of approximately $300 billion due to the growing concerns that AI technologies could disrupt the software industry.
Everyone is interested in Iceland
A discussion at a recent promotional event highlighted the interest in Iceland's growing sectors, particularly in life sciences, software development, and food and marine technology, aimed at foreign investors and experts.