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There aren't enough software engineers, and gen AI will help trim the shortage. But from there, changes to the lucrative tech job get more uncertain.

2023 saw several updates to ChatGPT and the GPT models, major innovations from top companies, and integration of AI by nearly every tech company.

If the use of portals has ever actually come down to Earth, it has been as a term we use to describe a doorway to digital resources.

(1) ALL SYSTEMS GREEN. Martha Wells’ series is coming to TV: “Alexander Skarsgård Stars In ‘Murderbot’ Sci-Fi Series Ordered By Apple” – Deadline carried the announcement. Apple TV+ has officially picked up Murderbot, a 10-episode sci-fi drama series starring and executive produced by Emmy winner Alexander Skarsgård (Succession). Based on Martha Wells’ bestselling Hugo- and Nebula Award-winning book

A new OneDrive app for Teams will start shipping this month. It promises improved performance and to take advantage of recent updates to the OneDrive and SharePoint library experiences.

As the inbound DMs and emails attest, at least a few of you out there having been waiting for RedMonk to drop our latest version of the programming language rankings. Our apologies about the delay: here’s our update on the process. Normally we run these rankings twice a year, with the goal of using publicly

Duet AI for Developers offers developers AI-based capabilities like code completion, code generation, and chat.

Laredo Labs has launched out of stealth with a platform that taps gen AI to automate certain software dev work.

GitHub Copilot appears to be gaining traction where it concerns AI-powered tools, and to a lesser extent Amazon CodeWhisperer. Take for example Laredo Labs, a startup developing an AI-driven platform for code generation. Leveraging an AI model trained on data from around a hundred million software projects, Laredo writes code based on high-level natural language commands -- writing, editing and deleting code to accomplish dev tasks while documenting progress.

The Go team conducted a survey of Go Developers in August — and has just released the results. Among the findings: "90% of survey respondents saying they felt satisfied while working with Go during the prior year," while 6% said they were dissastified. Further, the number of people working w...