Stack Overflow, the developers' resource for programming questions, is adding AI to its community answer database. Written by Steven Vaughan-Nichols, Senior Contributing Editor ...

In fact, more than 40 million professional and aspiring programmers visit Stack Overflow each month to help solve coding problems, develop new skills, and find job opportunities, the company said.

Stack Overflow’s new deal giving OpenAI access to its API as a source of data has users who’ve posted their questions and answers about coding problems in conversations with other humans ...

As a result, more than a third of the developers in the survey "report that some of their visits to Stack Overflow are a ...

Developers' confidence in AI tools' accuracy has dropped significantly compared to last year, based on Stack Overflow ...

In a way, Stack Overflow is a direct descendant of Usenet group FAQs such as those on comp.lang.c, which began in the 1980s. Since then, there have been other efforts to answer developer questions.

Also, developers answering questions on Stack Overflow about C#, Java, JavaScript and PHP are providing the most added value (about $2.5 billion or more for each).

Stack Overflow, the definitive Q&A and community site for programmers, should know: One of its main businesses is hooking programmers up with the very many companies who want to hire them.

Now New York Q&A site Stack Overflow is making it easier for programers feeling that seven year itch to head out for greener pastures by launching an updated jobs section today called Careers 2.0.