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80% of developers find AI coding more addictive than helpful

ZDNetPublished 19 days ago

A survey of 305 developers reveals that 80% find AI coding tools more addictive than helpful, leading to workaholism and burnout. Programmers report that AI tools can slow coding due to debugging AI-generated code and create an always-on feedback loop that increases workload and dependence.

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