BlockBeats News, July 15th, Coinbase's Head of Platform, Rob Witoff, stated that currently 95% to 100% of the company's code has been written or assisted by a Large Language Model (LLM), with almost all employees using AI on a daily basis. Compared to the approximately 40% of code disclosed in February this year, written by AI, this proportion has more than doubled.

Witoff mentioned that in key areas such as core cryptography, they still mainly rely on human review, while internal prototyping has achieved almost 100% automation. The proliferation of AI has enabled Coinbase to adopt smaller-scale teams with deeper expertise, with teams of 2 to 3 people now able to complete the work that used to require over 10 people.

He also revealed that currently, most engineers at Coinbase manage 5 to 10 AI Agents simultaneously, with the overall AI Agents undertaking coding work equivalent to about 1200 employees, and it is expected that by 2030, this number may increase to the equivalent of 100,000 employees' workload. Previously, Coinbase laid off around 700 people, accounting for about 14% of its total workforce in May this year, with the company stating that AI has significantly improved work efficiency.