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‘Vibe coding is fun, but is it safe?’: Oracle takes on the trust crisis at the core of AI development

Enterprise AI has a trust problem. Oracle just outlined why 'vibe coding' won't cut it at scale.

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As AI-assisted development becomes mainstream, enterprises face a critical governance gap: how to verify, secure, and audit AI-generated code. This is becoming a discipline of its own—and competitive advantage goes to those who solve it first.

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  1. Topic: AI-assisted code generation and enterprise trust/verification

  2. Actor: Oracle addressing AI development security and governance

  3. Theme: Verification, security, and audit practices for AI-generated code

  4. Market context: Generalization of code-generation tools across developer base

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Publisher excerpt: Generative AI is democratizing application development, putting code-generation tools in the hands of virtually any developer. But as AI-assisted development accelerates, the enterprise technology industry faces a harder question: How do you build trusted AI development practices around code that…
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