End users can code with AI, but IT must be wary | TechTarget

Though most of my vibe coding — a term I’m not in love with — has been around hobbies, a fair amount is in support of work-related projects.

In fact, my colleague Tyler Shields recently wrote about his experience with vibe coding and how he used it to build a tool that helps with his day-to-day workflows. While I didn’t know the term at the time, it describes a lot of what I’ve been doing since generative AI (GenAI) became mainstream.

I wrote a bit about this in the early days of…