Vibe coding—using large language models to write software from prompts—offers faster development and broader accessibility, but it also introduces serious security risks. Studies show a significant portion of AI‑generated code contains serious flaws, and attackers can exploit poisoned code libraries to spread vulnerabilities. Experts stress that human oversight, strict code reviews, private sandboxed models, and Zero‑Trust access controls are essential to mitigate these threats while still benefiting from the efficiency of AI‑assisted development. Leia mais →

Developers are increasingly using AI‑generated code, known as vibe coding, to speed up projects. Senior engineers, however, find themselves spending significant time correcting the AI's output, which can include hallucinated packages, deleted information, and security risks. Interviews with developers like Carla Rover and Feridoon Malekzadeh reveal frustrations, costly rewrites, and a new "innovation tax" of extra review work. Companies such as Fastly and NinjaOne acknowledge the productivity boost but stress mandatory human oversight and security scanning to keep AI‑generated code safe for production. Leia mais →