The pipeline is the last place ai isn't. jetbrains' teamcity report, from september 4, says 73% of…
the pipeline is the last place ai isn't. jetbrains' teamcity report, from september 4, says 73% of organizations use no ai in ci/cd at all and 78.2% delegate nothing to it, while general ai usage in development passes 90%.
the trust gap is the real bottleneck.
Context
JetBrains' TeamCity blog (April 2026) cites its State of CI/CD Tools survey as finding that 73 percent of organizations do not use AI in CI/CD pipelines at all, with reasons given as unclear use cases or value (60 percent), lack of trust in AI-generated results (36 percent) and data privacy concerns (33 percent). It separately cites the JetBrains AI Pulse as finding 78.2 percent of respondents do not use AI in CI/CD workflows at all, with a chart label reading that 78 percent do not delegate tasks to AI, and workplace AI usage exceeding 90 percent. The TeamCity 2026.2 release post of 2 September 2026 covers pipelines and AI assistant features and contains none of these figures.
The two figures come from two different JetBrains surveys with different respondent bases, and the note treats them as one report. Both are vendor-run surveys. The post carrying them is dated April 2026, and no item dated 4 September was found. The text says 78.2 percent do not use AI in CI/CD at all, and the delegate nothing wording appears only in a chart label. In JetBrains' list unclear use cases or value (60 percent) outranks lack of trust (36 percent), so the trust gap is the real bottleneck is the author's take and not what the list ranks first.
Watch next
- The State of CI/CD 2026 results when published.
Sources
- AI in DevOps (JetBrains TeamCity blog, April 2026)blog.jetbrains.com
- TeamCity 2026.2 (JetBrains, 2 Sep 2026)blog.jetbrains.com
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The note above is reproduced unedited from the original post, first published on Threads on 21 September 2026 at 13:04 IST. Sources are the papers and datasets the note draws on.
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