Many companies are keen to let employees build their own applications using AI, even those with little or no programming experience. Just yesterday, Gergely Orosz of The Pragmatic Engineer highlighted the likes of Ramp and Stripe , which have developed internal tools that allow non-engineers to create software for their colleagues to use. But this newfound freedom also creates a headache for IT departments. Who tracks these applications, what company data can they access, and who’s responsible for ensuring they’re secure? In many regards, vibe-coded apps are the new shadow IT , with employees...

Source: The New Stack