The Risk of Relying on AI for Platform Engineering @VMwareTanzu
The Risk of Relying on AI for Platform Engineering  @VMwareTanzu
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
Internal development teams and executives are increasingly looking at AI to automate the creation of internal developer platforms. However, cobbling together open-source components with AI is a far cry from building a scalable, secure, and "enterprise-grade" environment. In this conversation, we explore why betting your internal infrastructure on AI-generated platforms is a high-stakes risk and why human-led architecture still dictates the long-term success of a platform.

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The Risk of Relying on AI for Platform Engineering

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