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      <title>Built an App with AI? Get a Security Review Before Launch</title>
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      <description>Something has changed in the last year or so. People who have never written software for a living are now building working custom applications with an AI assistant: an intake form that feeds a database, an internal dashboard, a scheduling tool for a small team, a portal for customers to upload documents. It runs, it does what they asked, and it solves a real problem. I think that&amp;rsquo;s genuinely useful, and I&amp;rsquo;m not here to tell anyone to stop.</description>
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