Resistance Is Futile
summary
Shows the JetBrains AI Assistant deeply embedded in the IDE, demoing an exposure value refactor where renaming a function yields context-aware explanations, generated JUnit tests that require manual fixes, and code-completion split between a local small model for latency and a larger cloud model that costs money and networks out to OpenAI. Describes an architecture with a tasks API, enterprise observability, on‑premises models, RAG grounding as future work, and persistent nondeterminism and math errors.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00AI in developer workflows
- 6:45JetBrains AI tooling overview
- 10:40Live demo in IntelliJ IDEA
- 24:09How AI assistant works
- 33:42Future of AI integration
- 42:16AI implications
- 50:11Q&A
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