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5 stories tagged with "Coding"
40,000 Blind UK Kids Can Now Code Alongside Classmates
Daily Mix•Jul 16

40,000 Blind UK Kids Can Now Code Alongside Classmates

A new screen reader breakthrough in Microsoft MakeCode means 40,000 blind and visually impaired children in the UK can finally participate in coding classes with their peers. Fourteen-year-old Zac Herbert can now create his own "masterpiece" without needing sighted help.

Google News - Tech Breakthrough•3 min read
Ghana: 1,000 Youth Learn AI and Coding for Free
Solutions•Jun 11

Ghana: 1,000 Youth Learn AI and Coding for Free

Telecel Ghana just launched a 12-week program teaching 1,000 young people, mostly girls, how to code and work with artificial intelligence. Students are already building driverless cars and smart technology that could shape their country's future.

Myjoyonline Ghana•2 min read
OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Codes Like a Senior Software Engineer
Innovation•Apr 23

OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Codes Like a Senior Software Engineer

OpenAI just released GPT-5.5, an AI system that can write polished code and solve complex problems with the skill of an experienced developer. Four million developers are already using it weekly to build better software faster.

Fast Company•2 min read
Innovation•Mar 29

Apple's Swift Language Now Works on Android Devices

Apple's Swift programming language just broke free from its iOS-only roots with official Android support. This surprising move could make app development simpler for millions of programmers worldwide.

Google News - Technology•1 min read
OpenAI Coding Model Runs 15x Faster on New Hardware
Innovation•Feb 13

OpenAI Coding Model Runs 15x Faster on New Hardware

OpenAI just launched a coding assistant that writes code 15 times faster than before, giving developers a tool that keeps up with the speed of their ideas. The breakthrough comes from partnering with chip maker Cerebras instead of relying solely on industry giant Nvidia.

Ars Technica•3 min read