Fintech engineer asks: where does sensitive production data go when AI agents plug in?
noexz · reddit · 2026-09-20
A software engineer at a large US fintech describes his company's year-long push toward AI/agentic development (IDE assistants, cloud Coder agents, vuln remediation) and asks how regulated industries can integrate AI with sensitive production data: designing architectures so financial data never leaves the environment, handling PII, and whether years of leaked snippets could be mined from AI providers after a breach.
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