# AI & Automation in Detection Engineering (T)

Link to the challenge on TryHackMe: [AI & Automation in Detection Engineering](https://tryhackme.com/why-subscribe?proOnly=true&roomCode=aiautomationdetectioneng). In most engineering teams at the moment, code review for merge requests has changed a lot due to the integration of AI into the software development process, with an AI agent for code review. This room was interesting just noticed that its now under the Max plan and this were the only notes i took since I did it over a month ago.

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