In your opinion, what’s the biggest risk of using generative AI for coding?
Poor quality code20%
Cybersecurity problems48%
IP/copyright concerns21%
Disrupted processes2%
Lack of attribution1%
Data leaks2%
Budget creep
Something else3%
No risks
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It's time for 2024 predictions: Note that these are just ideas or off-the-wall predictions. However, choose the one you think is most likely to come about December 29th, 2024.
The First Human (Universal Translator) will be created using AI11%
Generative AI, will be added to children's Toys and be the hottest toy in 202435%
AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) will be created (Denial, Scared, and Hope) may come out of this. 15%
AI and GenAI will be able to communicate with (an animal species) in 2024. -There is work going on now to do this. 12%
Lawmakers will force AI Platforms to provide extensive lists of what information is in use, or being used within any AI model. If the company or entity cannot provide such information there will be fines. (This will force AI Models to be built on known data or purchased data)16%
Employment concerns spike in 2024. Concerns with companies asking for 10+ years, no job training, people let go and AI hired on, Schooling not keeping up with the innovation of this new technological innovation. 11%
Who are the biggest proponents of using AI software engineering agents in your organization? Pick all that apply.
CEO13%
CIO33%
CTO33%
Software department leadership 20%
Team leads27%
Software engineers/developers20%
Someone else (comment to share)
N/A — no plans to use AI agents for software engineering7%