Developers are already working with AI. Organizations are still deciding what to do with AI. That’s the gap our Dev Barometer highlights: AI adoption is moving faster at the individual level than at the organizational level. If leaders don’t close that gap, they risk fragmented adoption, shadow tools, and missed upside. Host IT Smart expands on this discussion in their latest article, featuring insights from BairesDev’s Dev Barometer. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eAtzjcuv
Roman P.
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Fully agree about organisations. In my daily PM work, AI already boosts speed and clarity — and developers feel the same. The challenge now is organizational structure: without a cohesive AI strategy, teams innovate on their own, but the company loses alignment and long-term value. _ romapeer.page.gd
AI is unlikely to replace developers or QA. Even more: what is also truly important is to test what AI generates: every line of AI-generated code still needs validation. It's not like humans won't develop or test anymore; they will make sure what is made or verified with AI actually works.