AI Writes Most of Your Code Now. Who Governs It? The 97 Percent Adoption Gap
AI coding tools hit 97 percent enterprise adoption, but only 30 percent of teams govern the code they produce. Here is why that gap is a business risk.
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AI coding tools hit 97 percent enterprise adoption, but only 30 percent of teams govern the code they produce. Here is why that gap is a business risk.
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