Coinbase CEO wants AI to write 50% of his platform’s code by October
Over 40% of the lines of code contributing to Coinbase’s systems are now written by AI, more than double the figure in April.
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Over 40% of the lines of code contributing to Coinbase’s systems are now written by AI, more than double the figure in April.
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