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This study models mixed teams of human developers and AI agents to determine the optimal spending balance for delivering project features at the lowest total cost. It addresses rising token costs of AI agents and identifies which tasks should be allocated to AI versus humans.
This study models mixed teams of human developers and AI agents to determine the optimal spending balance for delivering project features at the lowest total cost. It addresses rising token costs of AI agents and identifies which tasks should be allocated to AI versus humans.
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Context: AI agents are rapidly adopted in software development, but their token costs are rising and it is unclear how much a team should spend on agents, and on which tasks. Objective: We determine how teams should divide spending between human developers and AI agents to deliver the features a project demands at...
As AI agents become more common in software development, understanding cost-effective allocation between AI and human effort is crucial for managing budgets and maximizing productivity. This research provides a framework for teams to optimize spending and task division.
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