How Far Has AI Gone in Enterprise Software Development
mmatloka · reddit · 2026-07-16
This Reddit discussion revolves around a single question: how mature are organizations currently when using AI in software development?
The original poster provides a maturity matrix for reference, wanting to know if teams are still stuck at the "code assistant" stage or have started exploring more autonomous workflows—such as letting AI plan, implement, test, and even deploy changes.
The discussion also focuses on the factors hindering teams from leveling up: technical capability, trust, security, processes, or organizational culture.
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