According to research by cloud security company Checkmarx, although 15% of companies explicitly ban the use of AI programming tools, nearly all development teams (99%) are still using these tools. Only 29% of companies have established governance frameworks for generative AI tools, while 70% of companies have not developed a centralized strategy, leading to ad-hoc procurement decisions across departments and a lack of unified management. Security concerns are increasingly being raised, with 80% of respondents worried about potential threats posed by AI, especially the 'hallucination' issue. Despite these worries, 4

In the tech field, a 'cat and mouse game' is unfolding between developers and management regarding the use of AI coding tools. While 15% of companies have banned these tools, nearly all development teams (99%) continue to use them in secret, with only 29% of companies establishing governance mechanisms. This phenomenon highlights the challenges faced in managing AI tools, particularly the growing severity of security issues. 80% of respondents express concerns about potential threats, especially the 'hallucination' problem generated by AI. 47% of respondents are open to allowing AI to make unsupervised code changes.