AI-coded Android app full of dangling pointers and race conditions may never pass review
MickeySteamboat · x · 2026-10-05
@MickeySteamboat argues an AI-generated ("claw slop") Android app is a mess of dangling pointers, collisions and race conditions, predicting it may never meet Android publishing standards — and that the platform shouldn't make a unique exception for it. A telling example of vibe-coded apps failing real engineering review.
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