AI-powered coding has attracted nearly $1 billion in funding, positioning itself as a 'killer app' for generative AI. This surge in investment highlights the transformative potential of AI in software engineering, with coding assistants leading the charge. The influx of funds suggests that computer programming could be the first job significantly altered by this wave of AI technology. Developers are reportedly slashing years of work to days using generative AI tools, although there is debate over whether the excitement is genuine or driven by marketing strategies. Recent funding news includes $60 million for an AI-assisted code editor, $6 million to build an AI agent for business travel, and $2.75 million seed for an AI B2B sales companion.
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"AI-driven coding assistants have amassed nearly $1bn of funding since the start of last year, a signal that software engineering is becoming the first “killer app” for generative artificial intelligence." https://t.co/VZhUOk85FE
Today's funding news in AI: $60M for an AI-assisted code editor $6M to build an AI agent for business travel $2.75M Seed for an AI B2B sales companion & 3 more AI startups. Read about what they're building: https://t.co/6Isud9NEXE