AI is changing how your company buys software

Software teams now use AI to write code and build apps much faster than before. These tools help developers solve problems and finish tasks in record time. Most companies are quickly adopting this technology to keep up.
However, this speed creates a new problem for managers. It is becoming harder to track what software is entering the company and who is responsible for it. Security teams are worried about hidden bugs or risks in code they did not write themselves.
Leaders need to find a balance between moving fast and staying safe. You should expect stricter rules about which AI tools your staff can use. Control over company software is about to get a lot tighter.
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