AI writes, reviews and fixes the code — yet management still blames the developer
_jaydeepkarale · x · 2026-09-27
A viral AI-industry joke captures a familiar dynamic: AI writes the code, reviews it, tests it, finds a bug and fixes it — production breaks, and management's first question is still "why did the developer write buggy code?"
Reposting it, jaydeepkarale argues that humans must always remain accountable for the actions of machines they control, no matter how deeply AI is embedded in the development loop.
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