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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is developing an AI-assisted coding service, according to sources cited by The Information. This new service aims to offer features similar to those of Anysphere's Cursor, a popular AI coding tool, and is intended to go beyond the capabilities of AWS's current coding assistant, Amazon Q Developer. The development of this service underscores the growing interest in AI-assisted coding among major tech companies. Microsoft-backed OpenAI is also mentioned as a player in this space, highlighting the competitive landscape in AI coding tools.
Amazon Q Developer has a new agentic coding experience in the IDE that helps you seamlessly accomplish tasks. 💻🔍 Amazon Q Developer can now intelligently perform tasks on your behalf by automatically reading files, running shell commands, and generating code diffs. 👉 https://t.co/hLTqDkHbF9
Sacks highlights the rapid rise of AI coding assistants like Cursor and Replit, which are transforming software development by enabling "code abundance"—a shift from scarce, human-written code to AI-generated code, potentially reducing costs and accelerating innovation https://t.co/xRpGnroKYd
How should vSaaS incumbents protect themselves from AI-first entrants? 💡Treat AI not like a novelty but as a strategic imperative, and build AI features directly into their platforms and on top of their control points. On the Practical Founders podcast with @GregHead, https://t.co/2SOFYtRhJW
