AI-generated code creates hidden bugs that waste developer time
Developers spend extra hours fixing AI-written functions that pass tests but break business logic, causing frustration and lost productivity.
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- so work just rolled out a policy that half our sprint has to be ai generated now and nobody asked if that was even a good idea for the kind of stuff we ship and i spent two hours yesterday untangling a function the bot wrote that technically passed every test but did the actual business logic completely wrong and i only caught it because i happened to know that one edge case and i keep thinking…
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