Why Are Redditors Still in Denial About How Good AI Coding Has Become?
Green_Ad5186 · reddit · 2026-10-11
The poster calls out widespread Reddit skepticism about AI coding — claims like "AI makes lots of bugs" and "AI code is unmaintainable" — pointing to AI involvement in Windows, the Linux kernel, Debian and Chromium, plus AI-built projects like anyps5 and artcraft (Adobe clones) that wouldn't exist otherwise. The thread debates why community perception lags reality by months.
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