AI coding assistants do not boost productivity or prevent burnout, study finds
AI coding assistants do not boost productivity or prevent burnout, study finds
The study tracked around 800 developers, comparing their output with and without GitHub's Copilot coding assistant over three-month periods. Surprisingly, when measuring key metrics like pull request...
The study tracked around 800 developers, comparing their output with and without GitHub's Copilot coding assistant over three-month periods. Surprisingly, when measuring key metrics like pull request cycle time and throughput, Uplevel found no meaningful improvements for those using Copilot.
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I basically exclusively use LLMs to explain broad concepts I'm unfamiliar with. a contrived example would be 'what is a component in angular' or 'explain to a c# dev how x,y, and z work in rust' The answers don't need to be 100% accurate and they provide a nice general jumping point to get specific information.
Exactly, I've found them most useful to either summarize a text you feed it, or do broad 'google like' queries. I don't trust it with anything beyond that