The development landscape is shifting as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly prevalent, with enterprise teams adopting real-world AI use cases at scale. By 2028, it's expected that 75% of software engineers will be using AI-assisted coding tools, and by 2030, 95% of code could be generated by AI. While these tools have accelerated development, they also increase the risk of security breaches due to flawed training data, reliance on open-source code, and package hallucination attacks. To address this, developers are shifting towards guiding AI agents through high-level instructions that generate entire features, and a new platform called AI Trust is being built to provide developer-first security solutions across the software development lifecycle.