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A New Study Reveals that some Developers May Not Benefit From AI-Powered Coding Assistants
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The tech industry promises massive increases in productivity through the use of AI in software development. A recent study now shows the opposite. How does this fit together? read more on t3n.de
A new study reveals that some developers may not benefit from AI-powered coding assistants
A new study by nonprofit AI research group METR suggests that AI coding tools may not deliver the productivity gains many developers expect, particularly for experienced programmers working on complex projects. The randomized controlled trial involved 16 experienced open-source developers completing 246 real tasks on large code repositories. While developers predicted AI tools would reduce completion time by 24%, the study found the opposite: AI…
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