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Study finds AI coding gains constrained by human review

via Ars Technica·11h ago·2 sources

A Harvard working paper using data from 718 firms links AI coding agents to more code but no statistically significant increase in completed software work, Ars Technica reports. Review time rose 49% after adoption. The study uses observational data through March 2026; it does not establish how newer tools perform.

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