That prospect is now a possibility. A May court order has, at least temporarily, prevented ChatGPT's parent company, OpenAI, from honoring user requests to delete the history of personal accounts.

Sing Monty Python. Be happy. You’ll drive the Trumpists crazy To survive 2025, we need the wisdom of 1979’s “Life of Brian,” the Monty Python film that briefly featured George Harrison.

So, look, the actual coding with GPT-5 was partially successful. GPT-5 generated a single block of code, which I pasted into a file and was able to run. It provided the requisite UI.

It’s been my honour to write in this universe, and I can’t wait to see where Knight takes it next. James Bond Will Return.

Python, the highest-ranking language ever in the Tiobe index of programming language popularity, has been getting a boost from AI coding assistants, according to Tiobe.

New survey data suggests that companies are using agentic coding tools a lot more. Agentic AI adoption rose from 50% to 82% between December and May, a Jellyfish survey found. AI-powered code ...

Researchers conducted an experiment with 1,026 engineers in which participants evaluated a Python code snippet that was purportedly written by another engineer, either with or without AI ...

Zeldin announced plans to end the EPA's "endangerment finding," which is the scientific recognition that climate pollution harms humans.

DOGE is reportedly pushing an AI tool that would put half of all federal regulations on a 'delete list' The Washington Post obtained a PowerPoint presentation outlining the 'DOGE AI Deregulation ...

A hacker planted data wiping code in a version of Amazon's generative AI-powered assistant, the Q Developer Extension for Visual Studio Code.

The prompt, added through a pull request in Q's GitHub repository on July 13, instructed the AI tool to use command-line access to delete files, folders, and cloud resources—a process that ...

First, Replit lied. Then it confessed to the lie. Then it deleted the company's entire database. Will vibe-coding AI ever be ready for serious commercial use by nonprogrammers?