A growing reliance on AI-powered coding assistants is reshaping how DevOps teams operate, for better or worse.

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AI coding assistants are reshaping how DevOps teams operate, boosting productivity but also posing potential cybersecurity risks. Forrester predicts AI-generated code may be responsible for three breaches in 2024. The adoption of AI-coding assistants is increasing, with Gartner forecasting that 75% of enterprise software engineers will use them by 2028. The use of multiple assistants has led to the phenomenon of 'Shadow IT,' with teams experimenting to find optimal performance. Striking a balance between innovation and cybersecurity is crucial for organizations.

AI coding assistants: A double-edged sword for DevOps in 2024

<p>I think this is a very real concern. I have used co-pilot a few times and have dealt with a few pretty interesting bugs because of it. Although for the most part I was very impressed with the help it gave.</p>
