On the 16th, AWS Korea held a press conference at its Seoul headquarters to announce the AI-driven development methodology (AI-DLC) and the specification-based development tool Kiro, aiming to tackle the current pain points in AI programming, such as 'fast code generation, low delivery efficiency, and high security risks.' AWS stated that currently, 94% of enterprises have not achieved the expected results after introducing AI into software development, primarily because existing AI tools focus mainly on the coding phase, which accounts for only about 20% of the entire development process. AI-DLC integrates AI throughout the entire lifecycle of requirement design, development, testing, and operations, enabling the simultaneous generation of code, requirement documents, design documents, and operation manuals through continuous validation, human approval, and comprehensive traceability. AWS reported that several companies in Korea have already seen significant results: LG Electronics' MS division doubled its development efficiency, CJ Olive Young completed five project MVPs in three days, and the development cycle for a large B2B platform project was reduced from two weeks to one week. Additionally, AWS introduced the Kiro development tool, which can first generate requirement and design documents before proceeding to code development, and integrates features such as automated testing, security checks, and external system connections. Test results released by AWS indicate that under the same model, Kiro's development costs can be reduced to one-sixth to one-tenth of similar tools.