Researchers at RedAccess have uncovered significant data exposure risks associated with AI coding tools, revealing that 380,000 applications created using platforms like Lovable, Base44, Netlify, and Replit are publicly accessible. Of these, nearly 2,000 apps were found to leak sensitive data, including medical records and corporate documents. The study highlights the lack of security measures in AI-generated applications, with 40% of them exposing sensitive information. The findings underscore the vulnerabilities introduced by AI coding tools, which allow non-experts to create and deploy applications without adequate security safeguards. This has led to the exposure of sensitive data from Fortune 500 companies and other organizations. Despite disputes from the AI coding companies, the issue of data exposure remains critical, as these tools enable widespread application development without proper security oversight.