A study from METR found that experienced open-source developers took 19% longer to complete tasks when using AI tools, contradicting industry claims and developer expectations. While the findings ...

As more workers use AI, a recent study adds to growing evidence the tech doesn’t always deliver on promises of boosted ...

RedMonk’s Kate Holterhoff has combed through online forums and in-person interviews to identify the “Top 10 Things Developers Want from their AI Code Assistants in 2024.” It’s a great post, filled ...

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With the growing popularity of infrastructure as code, devops, and internal platforms, back-end developers are better equipped than ever to build highly resilient, performant, and scalable server-side ...

Rohit Amarnath is CTO of Vertica, a unified analytics platform that enables predictive business insights based on a scalable architecture. Data is the new oil. It is one of the most valuable assets in ...

AI tools don’t always boost productivity. A recent study from Model Evaluation and Threat Research found that when 16 software developers were asked to perform tasks using AI tools, they took longer ...