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AI Reduces Entry-Level Hiring in Software Development

A JetBrains survey of over 15,000 developers shows 90% use AI coding agents at least weekly. A Stanford study 'Canaries in the Coal Mine' reports a 20% decline in employment for software developers aged 22-25 in the US since late 2022, while experienced developers see growth. This trend worries the author, Dr. Volker Oshege, chairman of viadee, as it threatens the future talent pipeline. He argues that AI shifts bottlenecks to review capacity and guardrails, requiring human judgment. He advocates for mixed teams, buddy systems, and continuous training to ensure the workforce of 2036. The article is an opinion piece, not a news report, and contains no specific corporate announcements or financial data.

• A JetBrains survey found 90% of developers use AI coding agents at least weekly.
• A Stanford study shows a 20% employment decline for software developers aged 22-25 in the US since late 2022.
• The article is authored by Dr. Volker Oshege, chairman of viadee Unternehmensberatung AG.

A New Agentic Experience: JetBrains Air in IDEs – EAP Now Open

Last week, we shared our point of view on where we think agentic development is headed and introduced JetBrains' answer to it: JetBrains Air, an open system of products for agentic development. To…

Air Teams: Bring Your Best Agentic Workflows to the Whole Team – and Automate Repeatable Work

JetBrains announced Air Teams on September 28, 2026, as the team layer for agentic development, providing humans and agents with shared context, environments, tools, and instructions. Air Teams includes Automations for recurring tasks, shared cloud environments, cloud tasks that run independently of a developer's laptop, and team projects with roles and credits. It is available immediately to JetBrains business customers, with plans to expand access to individual customers later.

• JetBrains announced Air Teams on September 28, 2026, as the team layer for agentic development.
• Air Teams is immediately available to JetBrains business customers; individual customer access is planned later.
• Air Teams includes four components: Automations, shared cloud environments, cloud tasks, and team projects.

Tricentis Named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Agentic Software Quality Assurance Platforms

Tricentis has been named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Agentic Software Quality Assurance Platforms, recognized as furthest in Completeness of Vision.

Tricentis Opens Riyadh Office to Support Growing Demand Across Saudi Arabia

New office marks the company's second location in the Middle East and supports enterprise and...

Tricentis Launches AI Innovations for Agentic Development

Tricentis announced a set of AI-powered technologies developed via Tricentis Labs to advance agentic quality engineering and accelerate enterprise software development. Revealed at the Tricentis Transform conference, the innovations include Tricentis Aida (an autonomous application-exploration AI agent), Tricentis AgentScore (a probabilistic framework to evaluate AI agents), and Tricentis Release Risk Intelligence (AI-driven release risk and remediation guidance). The release notes the company’s recent acquisition of Tabnine and positions Tricentis Labs as an incubator to co-develop early AI capabilities with customers and partners. The update aims to help engineering and release teams identify quality risks earlier, validate AI-powered systems, and make faster, more informed release decisions.

• Tricentis announced new AI-powered innovations at its Tricentis Transform conference.
• Three technologies were introduced from Tricentis Labs: Tricentis Aida, Tricentis AgentScore, and Tricentis Release Risk Intelligence.
• Tricentis Labs is an innovation incubator intended to give customers early access and collaboration opportunities for emerging AI technologies.