HUD’s Roee Adler on the NYSE: Why AI Coding Needs to See What Happens in Production
AI coding agents are rapidly changing how software is built, allowing engineering teams to generate and modify code at a pace that would have been difficult to imagine only a few years ago. But during a recent NYSE interview with Jane King, HUD CEO and co-founder Roee Adler argued that faster code generation is exposing a different problem: AI can write code without necessarily understanding how that code will behave once it reaches production.
For HUD, that gap between code and real-world behavior is becoming one of the most important challenges in modern software engineering. Adler discussed how the company's runtime technology is designed to give AI coding agents visibility into production, helping engineers move faster without sacrificing reliability.
The Gap Between Code and Production
Adler described software engineering as having two distinct realms: the code engineers create and the environment in which that code ultimately operates. While large...
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