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AI confidence is high, evidence lags behind, SmartBear report finds (opens the original)
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While 81% of organizational leaders believe AI can reliably catch its own errors, despite having any evidence, only 64% of software practitioners trust it, exposing a gap in confidence about AI software quality, according to SmartBear’s State of Software Quality and Testing 2026 report. In fact, according to the survey, 46% of teams have shipped AI-generated code that later failed, but of those, 69% still say that have a lot or complete confidence that the code is acting as it was created. The d
Athena open-source defense coalition releases first 'silent' vulnerabilities (opens the original)
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Athena, Chainguard’s industry coalition for the orchestrated defense of open source software, today is publicly disclosing its first set of findings: 14 “silent” vulnerabilities all across Java projects, including one critical and one high-severity flaw. These bugs were previously fixed upstream but never received a CVE, leaving older versions exposed and invisible to scanners. The full list is in Chainguard’s public patch repository. Members of the coalition can submit any frontier AI model vul
Why Enterprise Engineering Still Struggles to Prove AI ROI (opens the original)
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As enterprise adoption of generative AI tools accelerated through late 2025 and into 2026, technology leaders began to hit a frustrating wall. While otheir rganizations poured millions into AI tokens and model subscriptions, corporate leadership and CFOs began pressing for hard evidence that this skyrocketing spend was delivering actual business value. Today, despite widespread integration of developer assistants and automated tools, organizations continue to struggle with determining whether th
SD Times News Roundup -- Sept. 16, 2026: SmartBear, Anthropic, VerseBlocks (opens the original)
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BearQ is a new assignable testing agent in Jira that autonomously tests agentic software development. BearQ, is now available as an assignable agent in Atlassian. “Jira is where work gets defined, and assignable agents help carry it out across the SDLC,” said Alan Braun, Head of Product Ecosystem at Atlassian. “BearQ is built specifically for testing, exploring the application the way a person would, rather than solely reviewing the code underneath it. As testing grows more complex, that’s what
Oracle rolls out Java 27 for modern applications (opens the original)
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AI integration paths, API behaviors and alignment of the Java ecosystem are among the improvements being introduced today in Java 27. Donald Smith, VP of Product Management in the Java Platform Group, told SD Times that at Oracle, “we focus on putting innovation at the tip, so the latest versions of the JDK is where we focus on new, innovative, exciting things. Where we’re deep in the internals of the platform, we’re adopting new hardware architectures, new trends in the industry, adding new fea
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