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AI Coding Tools Make Developers Slower – Even When They Think They’re Faster
Artificial intelligence is supposed to speed up software development, but a new study suggests that the reality is more complicated. Researchers from Model Evaluation & Threat Research (METR) conducted a controlled trial and discovered that AI coding tools can actually slow developers down - even when the developers believe they’re working faster.
The Study: Expectations vs. Reality
The METR study involved 16 experienced developers working on large open-source projects. They tackled 246 real-world tasks, ranging from bug fixes to
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