"Coding isn't solved—you just stopped reading the code"
prasenx · x · 2026-10-14
The author's one-liner punctures the current optimism around AI coding: coding isn't solved—developers have simply stopped reading the code that AI generates. It's a reminder that the perceived reliability of AI-assisted programming rests on the fragile premise that nobody is actually checking the output.
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