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A Harvard study tracked 718 companies and 300 million events and found that coding agents increased lines of code by 30%, commits by 20%, and PRs by 23%, but the JIRA issue resolution rate showed no statistically significant improvement.
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10/17/2026
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The AI Coding Flood: Anthropic Merges 30,000 Times a Day, and Engineers' Core Job Is Saying 'No'
youtubeBlue Screen Planet10/15/2026
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