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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong drove aggressive AI rollout, which was criticized by a Carnegie Mellon professor.

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong drove aggressive AI rollout, which was criticized by a Carnegie Mellon professor.

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  1. Brian Armstrong led aggressive AI rollout at Coinbase; CMU professor criticized the policy.1 source
  2. Coinbase details its aggressive AI adoption, citing 40% AI-generated code and industry leadership.1 source
  3. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong targets 50% AI-generated code in development.1 source
  4. Armstrong mandated AI adoption for engineers at Coinbase.1 source

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