PlayerZero raises $15M to detect bugs in AI-generated code

PlayerZero has raised $15 million (approx. 189.6 billion UZS) to help prevent AI agents from producing buggy code, according to TechCrunch.com.

The startup offers a platform that detects and analyzes flaws in AI-generated software in real time.

Its goal is to catch issues early before faulty code reaches production environments.

While AI can write code rapidly, PlayerZero argues that it still lacks perfection and requires continuous oversight.

The service is already being adopted by tech companies and enterprises deploying AI in their development pipelines.

The funding round included investments from OpenView, Wellington Access, and Essence Venture.

Nodirbek Razzokov

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