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1 month agoVibe coding has turned senior devs into 'AI babysitters,' but they say it's worth it | TechCrunch
She called vibe coding a beautiful, endless cocktail napkin on which one can perpetually sketch ideas. But dealing with AI-generated code that one hopes to use in production can be "worse than babysitting," she said, as these AI models can mess up work in ways that are hard to predict. She had turned to AI coding in a need for speed with her startup, as is the promise of AI tools.
Software development
Software development
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1 month agoSenior developers are all in on vibe coding, but junior staff lack the experience to spot critical flaws
Senior developers use AI code-generation tools far more than juniors but often spend substantial time fixing AI-generated faulty code, reducing net time savings.
Software development
fromDevOps.com
1 month agoCoding at the Speed of AI: Innovation, Vulnerability, and the GenAI Paradox - DevOps.com
GenAI accelerates development but introduces and propagates security vulnerabilities, requiring updated expectations, policies, and developer training to keep AI as a co-pilot.
Artificial intelligence
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2 months agoArmorCode Extends AI Tool to Generate Code Fixes for Specific Runtime Environments - DevOps.com
ArmorCode introduced new features for its Anya AI tool to enhance code remediation, supply chain visibility, and collaboration between development and cybersecurity teams.
fromIT Pro
3 months agoDevelopers face a torrent of malware threats as malicious open source packages surge 188%
"Attackers are no longer simply experimenting with open source. The numbers are telling us that threat actors have identified data as the most profitable target, and developers as the easiest way in."
Privacy technologies
Artificial intelligence
fromIT Pro
3 months agoAI-generated code is in vogue: Developers are now packing codebases with automated code - but they're overlooking security and leaving enterprises open to huge risks
The rise of AI in development is leading to codebases that are predominantly AI-generated.
fromIT Pro
4 months agoShifting left might improve software security, but developers are becoming overwhelmed - communication barriers, tool sprawl, and 'vulnerability overload' is causing serious headaches for development teams
"Everyone talks about shifting left, but few are seeing the security gains they expected. Most organizations have tools in place, but they still struggle with noise, process friction, and developer resistance."
Software development
Software development
fromDevOps.com
6 months agoReport: Commerical Software Just as Vulnerable as Open Source - DevOps.com
Commercial software is as vulnerable as open-source code, highlighting the need for improved security measures.
Numerous risks exist in widely used applications, raising concerns for developers and security teams.
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