Imagine writing software without touching a keyboard. This neural interface reads brain waves and turns them directly into code, pushing the boundaries of programming and human-computer interaction.

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Joakim Recht, who spent over 8 years at Uber, told Business Insider that it's "even more important" that senior engineers ...

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ZDNET sat down with Andrew Ng at AI Dev 25 in New York to talk about developer futures, responsible AI, and why AGI is overhyped.