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what we learned by analyzing 1M AI generated PRs
- When
- Tuesday, June 301:55 PM – 2:15 PM · 20 min
- Where
- Expo Stage 3 SWSan Francisco, CA · imported from ai.engineer's public schedule feed
About this session
Background coding agents are quickly moving from novelty to real-world software development workflows. Based on Greptile’s analysis of millions of pull requests across 65,000 organizations, this talk explores how often end-to-end AI-generated Pr's are being used and how their quality compares to human-written code. The data shows detectable agent-generated Pr's grew from under 1% in February 2025 to 27.6% in April 2026, with early quality signals like revert rates and code churn suggesting these agents may already be competitive in serious codebases.
For developers: this programme is open data — JSON, iCal, schedule XML and an MCP endpoint.Show endpointsHide
- JSONEvery published session and speaker, in one request./aie-worldsfair-2026-import/feed.json
- iCalSubscribe in Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar./aie-worldsfair-2026-import/feed.ics
- Schedule XMLfrab / pentabarf — the format conference apps import./aie-worldsfair-2026-import/feed.xml
- MCP + RESTPoint Claude at the programme. OpenAPI 3.1 included./agents
No key, no signup, CORS open. Everything here is generated from the same data the organisers edit.