A recent survey from coding Q&A site Stack Overflow reveals that AI tools are becoming more prevalent in the industry, albeit with some skepticism. Seventy-seven percent of respondents showed a positive attitude toward incorporating AI into their workflow, and 70 percent are already using or intending to use AI coding tools in the current year. Nevertheless, only 3 percent claimed a high level of trust in these tools' accuracy. Developers recognize numerous benefits of AI tools, such as higher productivity (33 percent) and faster learning (25 percent). ChatGPT was identified as the most popular AI search tool, with GitHub Copilot taking the lead in developer search tools. Respondents in India, Brazil, and Poland were more likely to embrace AI tools compared to those in the US, UK, and Germany. Additionally, respondents who are learning to code demonstrated a higher likelihood of using AI tools than professional developers (82 percent versus 70 percent). Stack Overflow will use the survey's responses to guide their own AI approach. They noted plans to invest in AI and help democratize coding, potentially allowing more people to learn without access to formal education. As the company aims to integrate generative AI tools onto its platform and explore monetization strategies, it faces some internal conflict. A group of moderators is currently on strike in protest against Stack Overflow's policies regarding AI-generated content, citing concerns over the platform's integrity and trustworthiness.