Beware of ChatGPT answers to programming questions. A new study by Samia Kabir and her colleagues based on StackOverflow Q&A found that 52% of ChatGPT answers contained incorrect information and that developers overlooked it 39% of the time. dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.114…

Today, I'm attending the SEN Symposium in Amsterdam 🇳🇱 It's always nice to catch up with friends and colleagues and hear what they're doing these days. #SenSymposium

Jonathan Katzy, my colleague and former MSc student, is presenting his work on "Licensing of Code in LLM Training Datasets" at SEN Symposium 2024.

Some top tier conferences have a heavy geographical bias. Software engineering leads in diversity while security mostly sticks to the US. We need to start moving! NDSS Symposium IEEE S&P USENIX Security live map: nebelwelt.net/gannimo/conf_l…

🎓Happy to end the week celebrating 4 successful MSc defenses! Congrats to my amazing students for graduating with flying colors! 🎉 Special thanks to our collaborators at JetBrains for their invaluable support & to committee members for the insightful feedback. #ProudSupervisor

JetBrains Topics and people: - Tim worked on adaptive code completion. Co-supervised with Egor Bogomolov and Arie van Deursen. - Remco Schrijver worked on investigating the impact of AI assistants in IDEs. Co-supervised with Pouria Derakhshanfar, Annibale Panichella , and Arie van Deursen.

JetBrains Tim Egor Bogomolov Arie van Deursen Pouria Derakhshanfar Annibale Panichella And finally, - Philippe de Bekker worked on AI4SE benchmarking. - Frank van der Heijden worked on a novel autocompletion method. Co-supervised w/ Sergey Titov & Agnia Sergeyuk. Stay tuned, exciting insights from their work will come soon! cc Vladimir Kovalenko AISE-TUDelft SERG TU Delft

Yesterday, I arrived in Brazil for a week of exciting events at FSE 2025 2024! 🇧🇷 Here’s a snapshot of the AISE-TUDelft team's schedule, If you are passionate about the #AI4SE domain, we would love to chat with you! 👇 1\n SERG TU Delft

FSE 2025 AISE-TUDelft SERG TU Delft Tuesday, 11:30 AM: Don't miss Aral's presentation on our award-winning paper "A Transformer-Based Approach for Smart Invocation of Automatic Code Completion" at the AIware 2024. We’re delighted to have received the *ACM Distinguished Paper Award* for this work. 🏆🥇

FSE 2025 AISE-TUDelft SERG TU Delft Aral AIware 2024 Monday and Tuesday: Join our discussion on the vision paper "#Creativity, Generative AI, and Software Development: A Research Agenda" at the #2030SoftwareEngineering workshop. This is a collaboration with many amazing colleagues from around the world. 3/n

Last, but not least, I am on the lookout for a #postdoc in the #AI4SE area. If you’re interested, let’s connect! 5/n #hiring #iamhiring

“Leveraging Large Language Models for Enhancing the Understandability of Generated Unit Tests” accepted for ICSE #ICSE2025 🥳 Pre-print to follow Here already a shout-out to Amirhossein Deljouyi Roham Koohestani Maliheh (Mali) Izadi for the great effort & nice collaboration cc SERG TU Delft

Our recent study accepted in the first cycle of ICSE ! Kudos to Amirhossein Deljouyi & Roham Koohestani for the great job and thanks to Andy Zaidman for the inspiring collaboration 😊 Stay tuend for the preprint! Canada, here we come 🇨🇦 #ICSE #ICSE2025 #softwaretesting #LLM #LLMs4Code

We are happy to announce the keynote "Valuable Software Engineering" by Arie van Deursen from TU Delft. He will reflect on this drawing from experiences in agile software development in the financial and public sector. #MODELSconf24 conf.researchr.org/info/models-20…

This year, AISE-TUDelft wrapped up the academic year with a retreat at the karting track!🏎️💨 We also bid farewell to Fabio Salern, our visiting MSc student who spent the last 5 months w/ us. Your presence was greatly appreciated & we wish you all the best! 1/n #HappySupervisor

AISE-TUDelft Fabio Salern Mehdi Amir M. Mir Ali Al-Kaswan 🍉 Jonathan Katzy Amirhossein Deljouyi Aral A big thank you to all our guests; Mehdi, Amirhossein Deljouyi, and Amir M. Mir for joining us. You made the day even more memorable! Until next time! SERG TU Delft

Happy to announce that Carolin Brandt 🐳 & Mitchell Olsthoorn have joined SERG TU Delft as assistant professors! Welcome!

Kicked off the 2024-25 academic year last week with a lecture on the software development process, sharing insights with ~160 students in our Software Engineering Methods class. Co-teaching with Mitchell Olsthoorn, Carolin Brandt, Mark Swillus, and Annibale Panichella at TU Delft

Humbled to receive the most distinguished reviewer award for IEEE ICSME 2024 #ICSME24. Happy to serve the community and help others!

Wonderful talk by Burcu Kulahcioglu Ozkan about Testing Blockchain Implementations at #UBRI. Great insights into bug hunting and #fuzzing cc: Mitchell Olsthoorn Ripple SERG TU Delft EEMCS TU Delft