If you ship AI code without reading it, your project doesn't matter
yacineMTB · x · 2026-09-21
Yacine Benati argues that if you don't need to read every line of code you're working on and just ship whatever the AI produces, you're working on something that doesn't really matter. A pointed critique of the "vibe-code and ship" culture, touching the ongoing debate over how much human review AI-generated code actually requires.
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