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AI can help you write code faster. But that doesn't mean your team is shipping faster.
According to Atlassian's 2026 State of DevEx Report, 87% of developers say AI helps them ship faster, but only 28% report noticeably less friction.
That gap says a lot.
Finding information, meetings, context switching, and tech debt don't magically disappear when you add an AI coding assistant.
And 65% of developers spend time correcting AI-generated work that missed the original intent.
We're getting better at generating code. The bigger challenge is connecting that code to the right context, requirements, reviews, and workflows.
AI adoption isn't the same as AI impact.
The next step isn't just giving developers more tools. It's rethinking how the entire SDLC works with AI.
That's exactly what @Atlassian is digging into on November 9 with industry experts @kelseyhightower, @nathenharvey, @jkriggins, and @Andrew_boyagi.
What's the biggest bottleneck AI hasn't solved for you yet?
Join the panel discussion and register for Atlassian's State of DevEx 2026 webinar:
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