AI code generation
8 stories tagged AI code generation.
AI Writes Your Code, But Who Sets the Rules?
A Laravel developer built the same app twice—once with a bare prompt, once with guardrails. The gap in code quality raises real questions about AI-assisted development.
Kimi K3 Frontend Design: Benchmarks and Real Limits
Kimi K3 Frontend Design: Benchmarks and Real Limits
Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 tops LMArena for frontend design, but its own tooling is slow and every AI model has default patterns. Here's what the testing actually showed.
AI Coding's Modular Mirage: Real Pattern or Hype?
AI Coding's Modular Mirage: Real Pattern or Hype?
A pattern called 'Modular Mirage' is circulating in AI coding circles. The research behind it reveals something more unsettling than any name suggests.
Linux Kernel Draws a Line on AI-Generated Code
Linux Kernel Draws a Line on AI-Generated Code
After six months of debate, Linux kernel developers establish new rules for AI assistance: disclosure required, human accountability mandatory.
Dark Code: When AI Writes Software Nobody Actually Understands
Dark Code: When AI Writes Software Nobody Actually Understands
AI-generated code is shipping to production with no human comprehension. It's not a security problem—it's an organizational capability crisis.
Elementor's AI Tool Generates Custom Code in Seconds
Elementor's AI Tool Generates Custom Code in Seconds
Elementor's new Angie Code AI converts plain-language prompts into production-ready widgets and functionality. But can it deliver on the security promises?
AI Code Generation Hits Open Source Like a Sledgehammer
AI Code Generation Hits Open Source Like a Sledgehammer
AI-generated code is overwhelming open source maintainers with low-quality contributions. GitHub now lets projects disable pull requests entirely.
Superpowers Tries to Teach Your AI Agent Discipline
Superpowers Tries to Teach Your AI Agent Discipline
A 50k-star GitHub framework promises to stop AI coding agents from rushing. But does adding structure actually improve results, or just slow things down?