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.

Recently, as reported by The New York Times, the internal forum of the renowned artificial intelligence company OpenAI was hacked, triggering a series of security concerns. Hackers successfully obtained detailed information about the company's artificial intelligence technology design, although they did not intrude into the systems that OpenAI actually builds AI in.This incident did not lead to any leak of customer or partner information, but it has raised concerns among employees about the comp

Google has announced an expansion of its bug bounty program to cover security issues related to generative AI. The program offers rewards of up to $31,337 to encourage research into AI security. Google will cover its generative AI products, including Google Bard and Google Cloud's Contact Center AI.

A recent survey shows that 52% of organizations express security concerns when using GenAI. The survey also found that complexity and hardware resource demands are secondary concerns, accounting for 39% and 33%, respectively. 82% of organizations primarily use ChatGPT, and the survey indicates that GenAI is widely deployed in enterprise applications. Respondents maintain a positive outlook on the anticipated impact of artificial intelligence on their organizations over the next two years. The survey results suggest that most organizations are optimistic about the prospects of AI.