Vibe coding, or coding with AI, is growing in popularity, but engineers say you have to actually know how to code to do it well.

Vibe coding is all the rage. Investment is pouring into companies developing it and CEOs are embracing it. But there are limits to the tech.

The University of Washington's Allen School is rethinking how to train the next generation of software engineers in an AI-dominated job market.

Pitt administrators say the new medical coding program is a collaborative effort between the college’s existing Health Information Technology (HIT) and Medical Office Administration (MOA) programs.

AI coding developments signal a promising future Hospital and health systems are prioritizing technology investments, especially in RCM.

Building the technology that power these coding tools is enormously expensive for companies like OpenAI, and the start-up is under pressure to raise revenues.

As companies like Amazon and Microsoft lay off workers and embrace A.I. coding tools, computer science graduates say they’re struggling to land tech jobs.