Computer coding is changing really fast this week, and artificial intelligence is doing a lot of the work. Big technology companies like Amazon, OpenAI, and Anthropic are creating smart AI agents that can write computer code almost as well as humans do. Amazon told 80% of its engineers to use AI coding tools every week, which is a big deal. At the same time, OpenAI released a super-fast coding tool called Codex-Spark that can think through ideas 1,000 times per second, which helps programmers work really quickly.

Anthropic also launched a new version of its Claude AI that can understand really long pieces of code and help build websites. However, not everything is perfect. Open source software projects, which are computer programs that anyone can see and change, are getting too many bad suggestions from AI tools. Some projects had to stop taking help from regular people because there was too much low-quality code coming in. Google also released a new tool called WebMCP that lets AI agents do things on websites without getting confused by how the websites are built.