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How Non-Techies Are Building No-Code Apps to Solve Life Problems – Business Insider Business Insider How vibe coding is reshaping work, startups, and the economy. The non-techies using AI coding tools to solve life’s everyday problems 2026-05-24T09:16:02.482Z Read in app Share Copy link Email Facebook WhatsApp X LinkedIn Bluesky Threads…
Scott Klipper needed to be in two places at once.The 39-year-old father had to pick up his son from school and take him to an after-school program, but he and his wife were both stuck at work. He scanned local Facebook groups for a part-time babysitter but couldn’t find anyone willing to…
Lovable’s recent security fumble just gave pro software engineers one more reason to be wary of vibe coding. Loading audio narration… On Monday, an X user called Lovable out and said that the Swedish AI-coding startup suffered a mass data breach “affecting every project created before November 2025.”The individual, who…
The AI superusers and dismissers may be drifting further apart. Loading audio narration… Andrej Karpathy might as well be called AI’s philosopher king. The former Tesla director and OpenAI founding member often posts long, multi-paragraph explanations of AI trends on X. And you’ve probably heard one of the terms he…
“Hey, I’m Bobby from Gas Index, I’m an AI. What’s regular goin’ for today?” Loading audio narration… “Say it again?” an attendant from Manhattan responded — before telling the bot the sign above the station was flashing a $3.89 price for a gallon of regular.”Perfect, thanks,” Bobby said before hanging…
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with New Jersey-based Pratik Desai, 34, who vibe coded a tool — which he later refined with advanced coding tools — to help his mother navigate Stage 4 duodenal adenocarcinoma, an advanced cancer affecting the small intestine. His words have been edited…
