Over 95% of Coinbase’s code is now written with AI
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6 outlets - including Coinedition, Blockchainreporter and Bitcoin and 3 more - are covering this story. Artificial intelligence now assists in writing between 95% and 100% of Coinbase’s code, a figure that has more than doubled from the 40% the company reported in February, according to Rob Witoff, Coinbase’s head of platform. From 40% to Nea…
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Over 95% of Our Code Is Now Written by AI, Says Coinbase
Artificial intelligence now assists in writing between 95% and 100% of Coinbase’s code, a figure that has more than doubled from the 40% the company reported in February, according to Rob Witoff, Coinbase’s head of platform. From 40% to Nea…
Coinbase Says 95–100% of Code Is Now AI-Assisted, Up from 40% in February
Coinbase says 95-100% of its code is now AI-assisted, up from 40% in February, as the exchange deepens reliance on AI agents and LLMs for development.
Coinbase Says AI Now Writes 95–100% of Its Code: The Math Behind ‘1,200 Digital Workers’
Coinbase Head of Platform Rob Witoff says 95% to 100% of the exchange’s code is now written by or with artificial intelligence (AI), with agents doing the work of roughly 1,200 employees. The figure has more than doubled from 40% in Februar…
Coinbase AI Code Development Jumps From 40% to 95% in Months
Coinbase has reached a threshold that most software companies only talk about. Coinbase AI code development has reached a point where between 95% and 100% of the company’s code is now written by or with the direct assistance of artificial i…
Coinbase says 95% to 100% of its code is now AI-assisted, up from 40% in February
Coinbase's rapid AI integration reshapes its workforce, potentially revolutionizing cost structures but raising significant risk management concerns. The post Coinbase says 95% to 100% of its code is now AI-assisted, up from 40% in February…
Over 95% of Coinbase’s code is now written with AI
Coinbase’s Rob Witoff said the company is leaning more on AI to help with execution, but still needs high-agency humans for judgment and strategy.