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How do financial institutions adopt agentic AI without losing control over COBOL, legacy systems, and strict regulation? In this environment, a change that appears to work can still introduce operational, financial, or data security risks. In two new interviews, Daniel Wolff, VP and Global Head of the Google Cloud Center of Excellence and Business for Financial Services at Capgemini, and Aaron Wanjala, Java Developer Advocate at Google Cloud, explore: • Where AI belongs in regulated environments, and where a deterministic answer is non-negotiable. • What observability and governance regulators are actually looking for. • Which coding tasks to hand to agents first, ranked by verifiability and risk level. These questions are part of a broader industry conversation closely connected to the direction we’ve announced with JetBrains Air. Watch both conversations: https://jb.gg/4kjaby

"Just because you can build 100 things doesn't mean you should." Engineering teams shared with Gleb Malkov, AI Solutions Architect at JetBrains, what they're learning about building with AI agents. Dive into the 3 key challenges. Link in the first comment.

Some companies flew in. We used the power of Air. 🚴 This morning, the JetBrains team breezed through the traffic and arrived at World Summit AI the way many of us get around in Amsterdam: sure, it was a little windy, but that’s exactly how we like it! We hopped off the bike directly to the workshop “AI That Delivers: Real-World Best Practices for Engineering Productivity” with Ciara Byrne, Director of Engineering Productivity and AI Impact at JetBrains, and Daisy Hollman, Member of Technical Staff at Anthropic. Tomorrow at 3:30 pm, our CEO Kirill Skrygan takes to the Marquee 1 stage with his keynote, “The AI Arms Race Was Only the Beginning.” You’ll also find us at the JetBrains booth, where you can talk to the team and watch JetBrains Air demoed live. See you there! 👋

When AI can do more, what's left that's uniquely ours? JetBrains took the main stage at Prague Innovation Week. Yanina, DevEx and AI Evangelist, talked about what AI means for the people behind the work, not just the tech. Swipe for the highlights: 🧠 The 3 basic human needs: autonomy, competence, relatedness 🤔 Why we need to rethink what it means to be human 🔄 AI amplifies the good processes in your company... and the bad ones too 📈 The 3 levels of AI adoption, and why most companies are still on level 1 We're living this shift at JetBrains with Air, our agentic development environment. In Air, the agent writes the code, and the developer prompts, guides and validates. The role changes, and the human questions come with it: where do we keep our autonomy, our competence, our sense of craft? Our teams use Air internally every day, and what they learn goes straight back into the product. 🧡 Which level is your team on? Tell us in the comments 👇

Agent coding meets the IDE ⚡ JetBrains Air is now available in PyCharm 2026.3 EAP 4. It brings an open, multi-vendor agentic experience into your IDE – allowing you to switch agents mid-session, connect open-source ACP agents, and review every change with IDE-native code intelligence. Watch the tour and try it today:

Most teams have already experimented with AI. The harder question is what comes next: How do you scale agentic software development without losing visibility, governance, or control? That's the conversation JetBrains CEO Kirill Skrygan is bringing to World Summit AI in Amsterdam on October 8 with his talk "The AI Arms Race Is Over. Now Comes the Hard Part." Stop by our booth to meet the team and watch a demo of JetBrains Air, built to help organizations direct and orchestrate AI agents inside JetBrains IDEs.

Today, we’re introducing JetBrains Air in IDEs. Bring agentic development into your existing workflow with your agents of choice and the IDE you already use. Run multiple agents in parallel, keep track of what they’re doing, and review their results with the code intelligence you rely on. Try Air with free AI for a limited time*. Learn more in the first comment. *𝘛𝘦𝘳𝘮𝘴 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘥𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘴 𝘢𝘱𝘱𝘭𝘺

The JetBrains Air in IDEs is here. Run your agents of choice in parallel and review their changes with JetBrains’ code intelligence, all in the IDE you already use. Check below why this is the next step for JetBrains Air. 👇

GPT-6.1 Sol is now available in JetBrains Air and Junie! Our colleague Kristel Cocoli asked both GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6.1 Sol to  “Build a cinematic, photorealistic rocket launch scene using Three.js The results: GPT-6.1 Sol: $0.553 | 17 mins GPT-6 Sol: $1.01 | 22 mins Try it in JetBrains Air or Junie today!

Claude Sonnet 5.5 is now available in JetBrains IDEs! Our colleague Kristel Cocoli gave it a single creative brief: tell the story of a girl growing up, along with her parents and grandparents, all as a single continuous camera shot along a cutaway house. The result is below – The Journey of Life. Everything is code. The model wrote the drawing engine, a four-ink halftone print pipeline, the characters (who age room by room), the choreography, and the soundtrack. No images or audio samples were used, and every frame is a pure function of time. It wasn’t a single prompt, though. Kristel steered throughout: the story, the cast, the look of each character, and checkpoints on the early rooms. Direction from a human, execution by the model. Try it in JetBrains Air today!