A Return to Craftsmanship in Software Engineering
April 14, 2025
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3 -min read
At Tabnine, we see AI differently. Not as an agent of automation, but as an amplifier of human creativity. We offer engineers a fundamentally different path than vibe coding.
Your AI Doesn’t Need More Training—It Needs Context.
April 3, 2025
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6 -min read
Many engineering leaders embarking on AI initiatives believe fine-tuning is the logical next step. It isn’t.
Before You Scale AI for Software Dev, Fix How You Measure Productivity
April 1, 2025
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16 -min read
To navigate the AI transition successfully, organizations must build upon their sophisticated foundational measurement strategy by adding on AI-Aligned Productivity.
How to avoid vibe coding your way into a tsunami of tech debt
March 25, 2025
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18 -min read
Agent-driven tools have exposed concerns around code quality, automation overreach, and a large enough potential increase of technical debt for Forrester to forecast an incoming technical debt tsunami over the next 2 years.
Code that’s Secure, Reliable, and Mission-Ready
March 8, 2025
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5 -min read
Meet the first AI Software Development Platform engineered for the rigorous demands of aerospace, defense, and security-conscious industries.
Generic AI code assistants are failing enterprise teams – it’s time for a new approach
February 19, 2025
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6 -min read
Research continues to highlight persistent accuracy, security, and maintainability issues in code generated by generic AI assistants.
Unboxing Schrödinger’s Dataset: The real level of IP risk in AI generated code
February 10, 2025
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5 -min read
This article takes a deep dive into the true level of IP risk associated with AI-generated code, leveraging recent research from Carnegie Mellon University to separate fact from fiction.
Even high-quality code can lead to tech debt
February 4, 2025
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< 1 -min read
Eran Yahav, Tabnine's CTO and co-founder, spoke with Stack Overflow about software development and AI.…
What Tabnine learned from building an AI code assistant
January 6, 2025
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9 -min read
Developers continue to be both curious and skeptical about AI coding tools, but also ready to use them. Here's what we learned from building ours.
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