Artificial intelligence is transforming software engineering at a pace that is forcing developers, technology companies, and engineering leaders to reconsider what it means to build software. For decades, programming was defined largely by a human engineer's ability to translate requirements into instructions that computers could execute. Today, increasingly capable large language models (LLMs) can generate code, explain complex systems, identify errors, write tests, and assist with entire...

SpaceX is increasingly positioning itself as more than a space company. Its expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure, growing GPU fleet, enterprise AI strategy, and new Grok partner ecosystem point toward a much broader ambition, building a large-scale computing business capable of supporting both internal AI development and commercial customers. Two developments illustrate the scale of that strategy. SpaceX is reportedly discussing financing arrangements with Apollo Global Management...

Google’s Gemini 4 Argon represents a significant shift in the development of frontier artificial intelligence, moving beyond the familiar model of AI as a system that answers prompts toward AI that can sustain complex, multi-step work over long periods. Designed for software engineering, enterprise knowledge work, cybersecurity, scientific research, robotics, and multimodal reasoning, Argon is positioned as a model for problems where success depends not on a single correct response, but on...