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AI RADAR · STUDY · 23 Oct 2026

Value and scaling

More speed with AI does not remove every bottleneck

AI-related effort also includes reviewing results and correcting prompts.

AI-related effort also includes reviewing results and correcting prompts.

Source

Developers report more speed but continuing obstacles

Atlassian · Atlassian · 20 Oct 2026

Source finding

87% of developers report faster delivery with AI; 28% report fewer workflow obstacles. 49% spend at least four weekly hours reviewing, correcting and doing other AI-related work. 41% use AI more than necessary because they feel expected to.

Our interpretation

Assess speed, rework and business results separately. Usage can also reflect pressure.

Method and evidence

Survey of more than 1,500 software practitioners. Medium evidence for reported experiences.

Limits and interests

Self-report, not measured productivity or causation. Countries, sampling, field dates, weighting and developer subgroup size are not fully documented in the accessible summary. Atlassian sells software and AI tools.

What businesses can do

Check the whole workflow: waiting, review, rework, quality and results.

Where to start

The 87/28 summary, then the publisher’s 20 October analysis of obstacles and usage pressure.

Related evidence

Workflows · Speed and business value

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