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Datadog guna Codex untuk semakan kod peringkat sistem

Source: OpenAI News Source published: 09 Jan 2026 NadiAI generated: 12 Jun 2026
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Menurut OpenAI News, Datadog menggunakan Codex untuk semakan kod pada peringkat sistem. Petikan sumber hanya memaparkan grafik jenama dan tidak memberi butiran teknikal.

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Ini menandakan peningkatan penggunaan model bahasa generatif dalam tugasan semakan kod dan operasi pembangunan perisian.

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