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== Background and Motivation == The rapid adoption of AI development tools has created unprecedented change in individual developer workflows, but limited research has examined long-term adaptation patterns and their implications for skill development and career trajectory. Early reports suggested both significant productivity gains and concerning skill atrophy patterns, necessitating comprehensive longitudinal investigation. Key motivating factors included: * Reports of "vibe coding" where developers lose deep understanding of their code * Contradictory findings on AI's long-term impact on developer skills * Need to understand adaptation patterns for training and development programs * Concerns about skill dependency and professional development implications The research addresses critical questions about whether AI collaboration enhances or diminishes developer capabilities over time, and identifies the factors that determine positive versus negative adaptation trajectories.
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