Memos and sandboxes won't solve your wild code problem

As AI tools empower employees without traditional coding experience to develop software, organizations face challenges in managing the resulting "wild code," which is software created beyond their ability to track and control. Despite measures like employee education, sandboxing, and governance committees, these strategies often fall short because they do not effectively address the root issue: the ease with which individuals can create and deploy software autonomously. Brad Rumph, Field CTO at Tines, emphasizes that governance should focus on continuous visibility and inventory of AI-generated code, rather than trying to predict and control behaviors after they occur. Tines 3B offers a solution by providing a single environment for building, running, and monitoring AI-assisted applications, ensuring governance is integrated from the start, and making the safest path also the most straightforward one for employees to follow.

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