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AI as a Power Tool: How Windsurf and Devin Are Changing Secure Coding

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Masterclass: Cognition's Ian Moritz and Aikido's Mackenzie Jackson on treating AI coding as a power tool—keep human intent and review, use Deep Wiki and Code Maps for visibility, let agents test code.
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