Those of you who aren’t currently using generative AI in your software engineering: what are your reasons? (Choose all options that apply to you)

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We lack AI governance policies36%

We’re banned from using these tools45%

Our staff and/or leadership are resistant36%

We have concerns about the results being generated33%

We have third-party security and risk concerns41%

We don’t trust current vendors17%

Other2%

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IT Manager in Construction2 years ago

I do agree to all the point with the exception to the N.6. Who should be trustable if so?
They are sometimes the same vendor we are committed with for all our infrastructure (see for example cloud services, email services, ...).

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