Your Browser Can Do WHAT?! 5 AI Features That Actually Work (dev.to)dev
125 points by @sylwia-lask in dev.to · 46h ago · 66 dev
Are AI models running directly in the browser finally good enough to use in production? Let's find...
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AI Fatigue? Yea I know. (dev.to)dev
121 points by @francistrdev in dev.to · 2d ago · 82 dev
I don't know how to start this off really haha. Though to be fair, everyone is talking about AI... -
Dev Opportunity Radar #20: $2M AI Reasoning Challenge, PayPal AI Hackathon, and Coinbase Analytics Challenge (dev.to)dev
106 points by @hemapriya_kanagala in dev.to · 6d ago · 22 dev
TL;DR Welcome back to Dev Opportunity Radar. This is a weekly series where I share opportunities,... -
AI Got Better While I Was Away. Software Didn't. (dev.to)dev
96 points by @the_nortern_dev in dev.to · 6d ago · 95 dev
I haven't written here in a while. Not because I ran out of opinions. That would be concerning. I... -
How Do We Extract the “Why” from a PR into a CHANGELOG with Jev? 🤔 (dev.to)dev
108 points by @nyaomaru in dev.to · 5d ago · 50 dev
Hoi hoi! 👋 I'm @nyaomaru, a frontend engineer currently building an AI-assisted CHANGELOG generator... -
AI Avatar v25 (Avatar Run, Voxel Avatar, Muscle Brain)💪 (dev.to)dev
48 points by @webdeveloperhyper in dev.to · 42h ago · 23 dev
Intro AI Avatar is a free app where your VRoid (VRM) avatar cheers you with all its... -
Super-Intelligent Yes-Men: Are We Training AI to Ignore the Truth? (dev.to)dev
51 points by @dannwaneri in dev.to · 6d ago · 31 dev
This is a submission for the Kaggle Benchmarking Challenge What I Benchmarked A published... -
One Weekend: 3,000 Open-Source AI Projects (dev.to)dev
52 points by @jess in dev.to · 4d ago · 6 dev
Every October for the past twelve years, developers around the world have taken part in... -
Design for Churn (dev.to)dev
47 points by @ben in dev.to · 42h ago · 8 dev
The biggest design shift of the AI era isn’t about who writes the code. It’s about how long the code... -
"Light don go": when Nigeria''s power cuts out, my laptop sends me outside (dev.to)dev
34 points by @dannwaneri in dev.to · 4d ago · 32 dev
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass ... -
Georgian Language Benchmark: Two Biggest AI Labs Clash in a Language That Doesn't Play by Anyone's Rules (dev.to)dev
67 points by @georgekobaidze in dev.to · 4d ago · 34 dev
This is a submission for the Kaggle Benchmarking Challenge Table of Contents One Eye,... -
Building Better Agents through End-to-End Evals (dev.to)dev
36 points by @ryan_stevens in dev.to · 42h ago · 10 dev
Deeply understand the task at hand The biggest mistake teams make with agents is... -
I Vibe-Coded My Way Out of Angular Upgrades (dev.to)dev
35 points by @gramli in dev.to · 22h ago · 25 dev
Do you also hate upgrading Angular versions? Because I do. I maintain a few open-source projects, and... -
I built a lie detector for AI coding agents. Then I read the rules. (dev.to)dev
26 points by @dannwaneri in dev.to · 21h ago · 16 dev
When an AI agent commits a change to code, it makes a claim about what it changed: "fixed typos" or... -
I Built an AI Gardening App That Tells Me to Put the Laptop Down (dev.to)dev
56 points by @shubhradev in dev.to · 4d ago · 41 dev
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass Coding is my... -
Someone hacked the freezers at 400 French supermarkets (dev.to)dev
29 points by @peter in dev.to · 2d ago · 8 dev
Friends ask me some version of this a lot: how would a bad actor with super powerful AI actually hurt... -
What 9,050 AI-Written Scripts Taught Me About Slop (dev.to)dev
36 points by @louisfb in dev.to · 3d ago · 3 dev
You’ve read way too many versions of this paragraph already. Probably even this week: “In today’s... -
Memory Isn’t Learning: Why AI Agents Keep Making the Same Mistakes (dev.to)dev
18 points by @sparsh_jain_ai in dev.to · 42h ago · 6 dev
Have you ever told your AI agent something important, only to realize a few conversations later that... -
Your Financial Agent Passed Every Eval. Can You Defend Its Decision? (dev.to)dev
18 points by @aniveera1 in dev.to · 42h ago · 4 dev
In audit, the opinion is the product, and an opinion is only as good as its basis. Being right isn’t... -
The Model Is the Easy Part (dev.to)dev
20 points by @slatre in dev.to · 42h ago · 3 dev
We spent the past few months on a question that sounds simple: what does it actually take to move a... -
Local embeddings with llamadart: how llamas share secrets (dev.to)dev
37 points by @leehack in dev.to · 3d ago · 1 dev
Beyond chat with llamadart · Part 2 Llama Village, where five llamas share a world without sharing... -
If You Never Do Anything Else to Fix Your Prompts, Do This One Thing (dev.to)dev
15 points by @randalschwartz in dev.to · 4d ago · 7 dev
Why do LLMs confidently invent APIs that have never existed in the history of the universe? It is not a memory defect. Agents hallucinated because they were committed to the prompt—and Fernando Flores solved the root cause in 1986.