Tanya Janca 谈 AI 垃圾内容、氛围编程与应用安全的未来
在这期访谈中，安全专家 Tanya Janca 深入探讨了 AI 生成的低质量内容（AI Slop）对开发社区的影响，分析了“氛围编程”（Vibe Coding）现象背后的安全隐患，并展望了应用安全（AppSec）领域在 AI 时代面临的挑战与机遇。她结合自身经验，为开发者如何在追求效率的同时守住安全底线提供了实用建议。
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