CIRCLE WITH A DOT

From yesterday.- "One in three respondents say over 60% of their organization’s code is now written by AI. Yet only 18% have formal policies or governance in place to manage this shift."- "A full 81% of respondents report their organizations deploy code with known security flaws: Sometimes by necessity, often by design."- "98% of organizations experienced at least one breach related to vulnerable in-house code in the past 12 months."Checkmarx: “The Future of AppSec in the Era of AI” 2026 Industry Outlook https://checkmarx.com/ai-llm-tools-in-application-security/just-released-the-future-of-appsec-in-the-era-of-ai-2026-industry-outlook/ #infosec #code

“AI does actually make you more 10x productive, once you learn how. I know some of you are holding on to old September/October-ish beliefs about this, from last time you tried it, and you respectfully disagree.But if you haven’t used specifically Opus 4.5/4.6 with specifically #Claude #Code for at least an hour, then you’re in for a real shock. Because all your complaining about AI not being useful for real-world tasks is obsolete. AI coding hit an event horizon on November 24th, 2025. It’s the real deal. And unfortunately, all your other #tools and models are pretty terrible in comparison.” — Steve Yegg #AI / #10XCoder / #ZeroHourWork / #WhiteCollar <https://steve-yegge.medium.com/the-ai-vampire-eda6e4f07163>

@DerJemand Ja ich kann voll gut verstehen, dass das funktioniert bei mir ist es auch eine gewisse Hassliebe.In erster Linie stimme ich @unixwitch voll zu, es gibt schon gute Tutorials und dafür muss dannn auch keine Grafikkarte extra warm laufen.Wenn aber doch sehr spezifische Hilfe benötigt wird hilft mir Role based prompting weiter. In der ersten Nachricht weise ich die Rolle zu: „Act as a Python Senior Egineer who whats to improve my Python skills and who gives me no code snippets“ und so gelingt es mir, die Anworten besser zu steuern.Vielleicht hilft dir das ja auch