Datadog bets AI agents can handle testing of AI-written code
Scripted tests are falling short against code that AI writes, and Datadog is wagering that autonomous agents can close the gap.
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What happened
Scripted tests are not keeping up with code written by AI. Datadog is betting that AI agents, rather than scripted tests, can meet that demand.
Why it matters
Without a method that keeps pace, teams writing code with AI face a gap in how their software is tested.
Coverage
- Scripted tests can’t keep up with AI-written code. Datadog is betting agents can. (thenewstack.io)
- The Key to AI Software Security Isn’t Speed, It’s Maturity (securityweek.com)
- By 2030, Software Will Be Agentic Software (sdtimes.com)
- AI in Software Engineering: The Reliability Paradox (https://www.bain.com/our-team/vineeth-gogineni/)
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