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Development Activities: Perspectives of Agile Practitioners

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This study investigates Agile practitioners’ perceptions of collaborating with GenAI in software development activities and findings advance the understanding of human-AI collaboration in Agile settings and can guide both future research and the practical adoption of GenAI in Agile environments.

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