Is code really a liability instead of an asset? Actually, it's more like Schrodinger's cat...

AI is making programmers more productive, while helping them learn more than ever. Too bad their bosses decided they're now obsolete...

A small group of engineers are thinking about software in a world where code seems like the least important thing to consider.

Journalists are now penning dire warnings for programmers as AI learns to code. But their job obituaries show just how little they understand what's next.

Imagine a device from science fiction capable of creating a self-replicating, constantly improving robotic hivemind. I wanted to know if we could build one today. Then I sort of did.

A little coding fun with hash maps and delegates for trivial parallelization...

Just because you can write an app without going to college, don't discount the value of a degree if you decide to seriously pursue computer science.

Some computer scientists are so eager to work work quantum computers, they created a new language to make working with quantum circuits easier.

In the tech world, dissing someone's tech stack is a great way to start a small holy war. And Jeff Atwood did just that on his blog.

Like all communities, open source programming has its fair share of drama and emotional flareups over prominent tools and apps.

Exposing kids to coding is a great idea. But it's important not to force them into programming as a career while they're still young.

A disagreement between academic and industrial computer science is threatening to leave students in an educational no-man's land.