Korean dev warns: non-coders using AI overlook everything invisible in software
algo_diver · x · 2026-09-24
Korean developer algodiver argues that non-developers building with AI most often assume "if the visible features work, it's done." But invisible parts of software vastly outnumber visible ones, and verifying them all solo is impossible — even if AI does everything, you can't judge whether it actually did.
He notes that developers using AI also drift beyond their expertise, becoming effectively non-developers, so they must keep questioning themselves and study 10-100x more. And if AI-generated work is used by anyone other than yourself, "responsibility" is unavoidable — the reckoning will come.
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