Dev finds ~25% of AI-generated code introduces regressions in .NET 8+
lucasmeijer · x · 2026-10-13
Developer Lucas Meijer reports a hands-on finding: roughly 25% of AI-generated code he tested introduced regressions somewhere in .NET 8 and above. He acknowledges there's plenty of slop in AI output, but also real value — the challenge is filtering out the regressions. A concrete data point for the vibe-coding quality debate.
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