Mike, Mitch, Chris Blask, Kate Scarcella and Futurum Group analyst Guy Currier debate when, how, or even if, it might be possible to cost-effectively enable the consumption of 2,000 tokens per second as part of a goal to make working with artificial intelligence (AI) coding tools more fluid.
Then the gang takes a look at the volume of known vulnerabilities in code being shipped into production environments that might soon be exploited by cybercriminals using AI tools to discover and revere engineer exploits before taking a look at just how secure all the AI agents that are about to be deployed really are.
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