AI for Coding
AI is reshaping software development faster than any other profession — from Copilot autocomplete to agents like Claude Code and Cursor that write, fix and refactor whole projects. "Vibe coding" — building software through natural-language dialogue — has entered the mainstream. Here is everything on AI coding tools: releases, benchmarks (SWE-bench) and the debate over quality and productivity.
NVIDIA introduced SPEED-Bench — a unified benchmark for speculative decoding
NVIDIA published SPEED-Bench, a dataset and measurement framework that compares speculative decoding across real-world workloads, long contexts, and different…
Volcengine releases OpenViking — a file-based context store for AI agents like OpenClaw
OpenViking from Volcengine stores an AI agent's memory, resources, and skills as a file system to simplify context retrieval, reduce token usage, and make RAG…
ChatGPT helped set up a YouTube stream, but first made OBS harder to work with
The author wanted to quickly build an information banner for a YouTube stream in OBS, but ChatGPT sent him down a long path and only later suggested a more…
Cursor questioned public AI benchmarks for code with five charts
Microsoft Copilot, open source and cloud: five ways to adopt AI on a limited budget
Cursor hid Composer 2's base model, but the API exposed Kimi K2.5 and sparked a transparency dispute
Tokentap and MitM Proxies for LLMs: How to Monitor Tokens, Costs, and Data Leaks
Whisper for Teams: developer built a utility for translating speech live during meetings
Habr featured a utility that captures the system audio stream, splits speech into phrases, transcribes it with Whisper, and translates meetings into the target…
OpenIDE adds ACP: how the JetBrains and Zed protocol changes how AI agents work in IDEs
OpenIDE is preparing ACP support, an open protocol meant to simplify connecting AI agents to IDEs and remove developers' reliance on one-off integrations.
Habr: author explained why AI should not be reduced to vibe coding alone
UK to examine Microsoft's ecosystem and licensing for Word, Excel and Copilot
Habr: AI is already moving beyond IT and shaping a distinct professional field
Generative AI puts copyright and the very idea of intellectual property into question
Claude Opus helped a business analyst launch two apps in two weeks without a team
The author of the experiment, with no programming experience, built a time tracker and a game for RuStore in Flutter in two weeks, and called Claude Opus the best…
Microsoft warned that Copilot is not suitable for important or professional decisions
Microsoft has effectively acknowledged that Copilot should not be used as a basis for important recommendations: the company places the assistant closer to…