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AI coding agents are fueling productivity panic among executives and engineers, as a UCB study finds those offloading work to AI are also working longer hours

AI coding agents promised to make software development easier.  Instead they've kicked off a high-pressure race to build at any cost.

Bloomberg Issie Lapowsky

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  • @davidbyttow David Byttow on x
    the more you code with agents the more you realize that you're now the bottleneck [image]
  • @harjtaggar Harj Taggar on x
    Everybody I know using AI is working more hours not less.