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AI & Enterprise
Claude Code overtakes GitHub Copilot to top developers\' AI coding tools
Nine out of 10 professional developers use AI coding agents at least once a week, a JetBrains Research survey showed. In workplace use, Claude Code ranked first at 39 percent, overtaking GitHub Copilot at 21 percent. Awareness of the two services was the same at 79 percent. OpenAI\'s Codex also gained recognition, rising to 65 percent in mid-2026, while its workplace use reached 16 percent.
Telecommunications & Media
Three iPhone settings to check if typing ChatGPT prompts is frustrating
If you often type long prompts into generative AI services such as ChatGPT on an iPhone, adjusting a few keyboard settings can help cut typos and frustration. Disabling the Autocomplete feature, resetting the keyboard dictionary, and registering frequently used sentences in Text Replacement are options. Autocorrect can remain on even if Autocomplete is turned off. Using the space bar as a trackpad can also help move the cursor precisely when editing long text.
AI & Enterprise
Z.ai launches Zcode coding agent for GLM-5.2 to rival Cursor and Claude Code
Chinese AI company Z.ai has officially launched Zcode, a free desktop coding tool designed for its flagship GLM-5.2 model, VentureBeat reported on Thursday. Zcode competes directly with Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot and Google Antigravity. Z.ai said Zcode is the official development environment for GLM-5.2. It supports macOS, Windows and Linux, and can connect to third-party models.
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AI & Enterprise
Google rounds up key I/O 2026 announcements, spotlight on Gemini Spark and smart glasses
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AI & Enterprise
Sam Altman mentions \'goblin\' as possible name for OpenAI\'s next model
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Games & Commerce
Naver opens local election special page, tightens comment moderation
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AI & Enterprise
OpenAI holds Codex forum for CTOs, emphasises \'AI teammate\'
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Crypto
\"Can you send me some XRP?\" Ripple CTO releases email with first mention of XRP
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Telecommunications & Media
SK Broadband pilots \'watch-and-talk\' AI customer service