SAP Insights Newsletter: Coding Fun With GenAI

Sure, it’s all fun and games until developers go rogue. SAP Insights explains how to get the most out of GenAI use for coding while mitigating risk.

New tools, new rules. GenAI coding tools promise to upend how developers work. Which isn’t a bad thing; in fact, there’s much to like. The problem is when there are no clear guidelines in place about when and how those tools are used. You could end up with subpar code, issues with IP, security problems, and more. We’re certainly not suggesting any of this is intentional—only that difficulties (now and later) can arise if there’s a lack of supervision and strategy. Now for the good news: there are steps you can take today to build that strategy. Make sure you don’t miss out by subscribing to the next SAP Insights newsletter.

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Flying ahead. GenAI is also coming soon to a flight pattern near you. Aeronautics is a complex, heavily regulated, and expensive industry. Manufacturers are beginning to use GenAI to modernize and streamline airplane production, while researchers are using it to provide better satellite data.

How ya feelin’? Employee health and wellness programs have become ubiquitous in workplaces, yet research into their efficacy has been scarce. There’s a growing body of work that suggests these programs often underperform. Are these programs a bad idea? Not if they’re well designed.

Research that hasn’t reached your inbox. Our research roundup in this issue includes insights into why shrinking now is good for later; why, when it comes to innovating, it doesn’t matter where those innovators are; and why the modern workplace needs some design rethinking—turns out employees will move to companies with workspaces they like.

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