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Technical Debt Risks in AI-Assisted Software Development: Insights from Practitioners
AI coding assistants increasingly support software development, raising concerns about technical debt associated with AI-generated code and development practices. We investigate these concerns through a sequential mixed-methods study involving 137 survey respondents and 20 follow-up interviews with
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