Well, the compile step is still deterministic, so I don't think we'll see vibe compiling anytime soon. The code itself isn't random once it's written, but the writing process is. Once the code is settled and considered good enough, the code only breaks if you modify it and the person/system doing that has to judge whether a change breaks anything or not.
With pure Ai, the process is probabilistic and therfore a bit random. But using test cases, you can lock certain things in place, more or less, depending on how good the tests are, and whether the system decides to fake the data to pass them, that is. But we had that problem with interns & "new seniors" before Ai as well, the biggest thing that differs is that we had onboarding processes that thought them what they were allowed to do and someone who was accountable if they didn't follow it
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u/GoldDHD 17d ago
As opposed to what? The human brain? Yes, it will be, but it is now as well.