Artificial Exterminators

Teams Deploy Artificial Intelligence to Help Debug Code

Article Innovation, Complexity 1 March 2019

PM Network

Ali, Ambreen

How to cite this article:

Ali, A. (2019). Artificial Exterminators: Teams Deploy Artificial Intelligence to Help Debug Code. PM Network, 33, 9.
Billions of lines of code are written each year, with many applications built on open-source code shared widely among developers. Therein lies a problem: A single error can ripple into thousands of vulnerabilities, giving hackers a gateway to access secure information or disrupt major infrastructure systems. Project teams are now testing whether artificial intelligence (AI) could be a solution. Whereas human detection of software bugs is time-consuming and imperfect, AI can identify common bugs quickly and efficiently.
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