Amazon's new AI can code for days without human help. What does that mean for software engineers?

Amazon Web Services has unveiled new autonomous AI “frontier agents” that can code, secure and operate software for days without human input, reshaping how enterprises build and run applications.
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Google creates "code red" emergency for its AI rivals scrambling to keep up

Google's increasingly strong position in the AI race suddenly has competitors looking nervous and defensive. Why it matters: Hundreds of billions of dollars have poured into the AI chase, and the stakes for winning — or lagging — are enormous.

Amazon previews 3 AI agents, including ‘Kiro’ that can code on its own for days

Amazon Web Services on Tuesday announced three new AI agents it calls "Frontier agents" for coding, security, and DevOps.

A weekend ‘vibe code’ hack by Andrej Karpathy quietly sketches the missing layer of enterprise AI orchestration

Andrej Karpathy’s weekend “vibe code” LLM Council project shows how a simple multi‑model AI hack can become a blueprint for enterprise AI orchestration, revealing the missing middleware layer and the future of corporate AI infrastructure.

When AI writes the code: What’s left for the developer?

Rajesh, a senior Java developer from Hyderabad, starts his morning as usual—coffee in hand, laptop ready, code editor open. But before he can write a single line, LinkedIn is flooded with news
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Nowhere To Go But Up; Rolling Out The (Code) Red Carpet

Newsweek is developing an AI-powered homepage, based on Google’s AI Overviews, as part of a partnership with Google Cloud.
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