Copilot Wrote It, But Who Owns It? The Governance Gap Engineering Teams May Overlook

An engineer opens Copilot to help draft code for a client’s site. Within seconds, they receive code that would’ve previously taken significantly longer to write manually. For many web developers and businesses optimizing their websites, it's normal to wonder: is that code reliable? Is it secure? Should it be reviewed before implementation? These questions all fall under the umbrella of one query: Who will be held accountable for AI-assisted coding? And, most importantly, who owns the…

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