Thanks for sharing the results on PR throughput increases. The ~10% productivity gains are also in line what we've found from talking to engineering organizations in Switzerland. While this is nowhere near the 30-60% improvements that some consultants and vendors claim, it's still significant and valuable.
I would very much like to see the distributions across orgs/within an org, not just the industry averages. I don't think this is telling the whole story.
Ok, this is just another junk study. Anybody who was paying attention can immediately realize that.
"As part of this study, we analyzed data from 40 companies between November 2024 through February 2026 to track whether teams are shipping more pull requests as AI adoption increases.
We found that, during this time, AI usage increased significantly—by an average 65%."
There was not real usable coding AI in 2024. If they only increased by 65% they did not adopt AI. I would start paying attention if they would see 900% increase.
This 10% PR throughput increase might not even caused by AI because they did not adopt AI.
Thanks for sharing the results on PR throughput increases. The ~10% productivity gains are also in line what we've found from talking to engineering organizations in Switzerland. While this is nowhere near the 30-60% improvements that some consultants and vendors claim, it's still significant and valuable.
I've shared more details and thoughts on the matter last week on my Substack: https://flowlabs.substack.com/p/4-todays-3060-ai-productivity-gains
I would very much like to see the distributions across orgs/within an org, not just the industry averages. I don't think this is telling the whole story.
Ok, this is just another junk study. Anybody who was paying attention can immediately realize that.
"As part of this study, we analyzed data from 40 companies between November 2024 through February 2026 to track whether teams are shipping more pull requests as AI adoption increases.
We found that, during this time, AI usage increased significantly—by an average 65%."
There was not real usable coding AI in 2024. If they only increased by 65% they did not adopt AI. I would start paying attention if they would see 900% increase.
This 10% PR throughput increase might not even caused by AI because they did not adopt AI.
So if they do trunk-based development, they don't appear in the metrics?