AI Assisted Development

With agents handling what to do, software pros are working on the “why.”

Researchers blamed “human bottlenecks” for the lack of shipment increases.

Insight Enterprises sees its older engineers getting more benefit from AI-assisted coding.

On an average day, 80% of the company’s engineers use an AI tool, says Chief Engineering Officer Natalie Glance.

“If there’s too much challenge and not enough training, everybody gets anxious,” Amplitude Chief Engineering Officer Wade Chambers says.

Post-training lead Michelle Pokrass explains how coders can use the latest GPT model.

“Developers are creatures of habit, and we all have our muscle memory in terms of how we get work done,” Gartner analyst tells IT Brew.