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We should be more ambitious with the software we build.

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Briefings

A 2026 article argues that software development should be more ambitious, citing a 2024 report by the National Academy of Sciences. The report states that current software development practices are too slow, leading to a 2025 decline in productivity and a 2026 projected 10% drop in GDP growth. The article suggests that adopting more ambitious practices could reverse this trend.

Key points

• A 2024 report by the National Academy of Sciences states that current software development practices are too slow, causing a 2025 decline in productivity.
• The report projects a 10% drop in GDP growth in 2026 if current practices are maintained.

Context

The article discusses a 2024 report by the National Academy of Sciences regarding software development speed and its impact on productivity and GDP growth.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article and a 2024 report. The 2026 GDP projection is a forecast, not a confirmed fact. The article does not provide specific data on the number of software developers or the exact timeline for productivity recovery.

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