Gli sviluppatori sanno bene che il codice dell'IA è pieno di falle, ma lo rilasciano comunque
Sintesi redazionale: La pressione a implementare le soluzioni prevale sulla sicurezza: quattro organizzazioni su cinque ammettono di aver subito violazioni a causa di app vulnerabili. Fonte originale: https://www.theregister.com/devops/2026/06/09/devs-know-ai-code-is-riddled-with-holes-but-ship-it-anyway/5252824
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