Developers using AI assistance scored 17 percent lower on skill tests than those coding manually, according to new research sponsored by Anthropic. The study examined 52 software engineers learning a Python library and found productivity gains came at the cost of learning, particularly in debugging abilities. The randomized controlled trial divided participants into two groups…
Global marketing executives are shifting their strategic focus away from reach-based metrics toward cultural relevance and community engagement while increasing investment in artificial intelligence, according to social-first marketing group SAMY’s fourth annual “Marketing Trends” report surveying more than 100 chief marketing officers across 22 countries. The research, which gathered insights from marketing leaders at L’Oréal,…
In the US software industry, almost 30 percent of Python code is now written by AI. This is the conclusion of an analysis by the Complexity Science Hub (CSH) in Vienna in collaboration with Utrecht University. It covers the period from early 2019 to the end of 2024. Europe follows in second place for usage….
Classified in: Science and technologySubjects: Product/Service, Survey Prodoscore (the “Company”), a leading provider of employee productivity and data intelligence software, today released its Q4 2025 Productivity Pulse report, an in-depth analysis of productivity trends across U.S. industries, departments and job roles. The report presents data from over 9,000 employees across 176 companies, spanning 80 job…
Left: The share of AI-written Python functions (2019–2024) grows rapidly, but countries differ in their adoption rates. The U.S. leads the early adoption of generative AI, followed by European nations such as France and Germany. From 2023 onward, India rapidly catches up, whereas adoption in China and Russia progresses more slowly. Right: Comparing usage rates…
