Dev pushes back on "AI coding means insecure apps": humans always shipped bugs
dreamwieber · x · 2026-10-15
Pushing back on claims that AI coding will produce buggy, insecure apps, developer dreamwieber notes human developers have been shipping buggy, insecure apps forever — arguing it's unfair to single out AI coding for problems that predate it.
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