Vibe coding is a big party, and all good parties eventually get shut down. But not before all hell breaks loose.

AI-assisted software development is tipping the scales in the build-versus-buy debate. While it won't kill off the SaaS industry overnight, it introduces a powerful alternative.

There's a new way to code that's shaking up the tech world -- and it's called vibe coding. If you're picturing a laid-back coder tapping into some "good vibes" to build an app, you're not far off ...

Meta told employees that it is going to allow some coding job candidates to use an AI assistant during the interview process, ...

It democratizes programming, enabling rapid prototyping, but raises concerns about quality and maintainability. The trend is gaining traction, sparking debate on its impact on software development.

Vibe coding is a buzzy phrase that describes using AI language tools to write software. You enter a natural language phrase for what you want – to a point – and get back code.

It’s the process of generating software—including code, design, and functionality—instantly from a prompt. In other words, vibe coding allows non-technical people like me to describe an idea ...

But building software this way — describing a problem in a sentence or two, then watching a powerful A.I. model go to work building a custom tool to solve it — is a mind-blowing experience.

Marc Tuscher, chief technology officer at AI robotics firm Sereact, told BI that vibe coding tools make him "much faster," which is why he encourages his team of roughly 25 software engineers to ...