Linus Torvalds says Linux developers should embrace AI coding tools or fork the project, ending a heated open-source debate.

OPINION Linux now being officially not anti-AI might be good news for projects that are explicitly anti-AI, but we foresee ...

The widespread introduction of AI-powered coding tools has led to some dramatic splits between those integrating those tools into their workflows and anti-AI absolutists who dont ...

For decades, the internet has run on a simple, often invisible truth: some of the world's most important software is built ...

The Linux Foundation, along with 19 founding members spanning cloud providers, AI labs, banks, and security vendors, has launched Akrites, a coordinated effort to find, fix, and disclose ...

'I'm not a programmer' anymore: Linus Torvalds on the only two tools he uses now ...

KDE Plasma eGPU performance gets a major boost in the upcoming 6.8 release: developer Xaver Hugl's linux-dmabuf v6 ...

Going proprietary isn’t always the end of the story. Every closed-source pivot leaves a door open somewhere.

A different use case doesn't mean it's unusable.

I use Anthropic's Claude AI tools for very different jobs: How to pick between models, Code, and Cowork ...

"I'm going to call it Yaffle." That was the final line of my June New Atlas article, Domesticating AI: It's not coming, it's ...