Cursor used a swarm of AI agents powered by OpenAI to build and run a web browser for a week—with no human help. Here’s why developers are buzzing

Cursor’s experiment shows how AI is shifting from answering prompts to running real projects—hinting at a future where ...

Cursor’s AI Agent Army Experiment Explained : Hundreds of Bots Writing Code Hit Walls, Not Milestones

Hundreds of agents tried building a browser for a week, producing 1M lines of code, 1,000's of files yet missed web standards ...
Security Boulevard

MCP security: How to prevent prompt injection and tool poisoning attacks

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has quickly become the open protocol that enables AI agents to connect securely to external tools, databases, and business systems. But this convenience comes with ...
Visual Studio Magazine

What a Difference a VS Code Fork Makes: Antigravity, Cursor and Windsurf Compared

VS Code forks like Cursor, Windsurf, and Google Antigravity may share a common foundation, but hands-on testing shows they ...
Visual Studio Magazine

Hands On Comparison: Building a Dynamic Web App in VS Code and Google Antigravity with Prompts Only

A hands-on test compared Visual Studio Code and Google Antigravity on generating and refining a simple dynamic Ticket Desk ...