Twitter users debate a claim that AI will let everyone build personal software like houses or cars.

Rohan Kotecha taped a simple sensor strip along his spine, frustrated by years of vague back pain advice. Now, AI turns his daily movements into a personalized 3D map of overworked muscles.

Posts describe Subsense developing a nasal spray of nanoparticles for brain-computer links.

X users share reactions to a video of the bedside gadget swinging at devices.

Posts describe a coder barred from AI tools at work and facing future skill gaps.

Tweets explore AI building apps from plain descriptions while noting maintenance and debugging challenges.

Tweets discuss an ETH Zurich study on whether CS knowledge predicts success when students build software using AI agents.

A pseudonymous crypto personality argues computer science programs taught only coding instead of fundamentals.

Theo posted that grasping an entire codebase signals the project lacks real importance.

Posts quote estimates of 40,000 homework writers and criticize the article's framing.

Posts list Adani projects in states under Congress, DMK, and NDA governments.

A post asking if life was better before the internet received many affirmative replies sharing childhood memories.