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this post was submitted on 16 Oct 2026
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They aren't throwing away code standards.
Ai generated code still has to meet artisnal standards.
But it's relatively easy to overwhelm the human reviewers if it costs virtually no time to generate a "fix" for a "bug."
That is true. There has been several high profile cases of bug bounty programs being closed because of AI beg bounties.
Curl being the most notable one, to my knowledge.
Man, I should really read my comments before sending.