The newsletter will be issued every Monday.,
Edited by senior tech editor Rob Scammell, each edition will highlight Business Insider’s reporting on the founders building AI-powered tools, the engineers whose roles are shifting alongside new technologies, and the growing wave of non-coders using AI to create apps and products.
The weekly send will also look at what these changes mean for software companies, investors, markets, and the workplace.
“Business Insider was among the first to report on the term ‘vibe coding’ in early 2025. Since then, it has gone from a buzzword to a full-blown phenomenon,” said Scammell in a statement. “New AI tools are redefining how software gets made and the careers of those making it, as people use technology like vibe coding, AI coding agents, and more. Every day, Business Insider’s reporters are speaking to the people at the heart of this shift.”
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