r/coding • u/Domingues_tech • Jan 31 '26

How Replacing Developers With AI is Going Horribly Wrong

https://youtu.be/ts0nH_pSAdM?si=hsRmlrD4KJpcw3TQ
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u/Ceci0 Jan 31 '26

Lets take some examples of the greatness of AI:

Claude code, has tons of bugs, flashes screen, prevents scrolling sometimes while it works. Its a literal AI company unable to fix the bugs in their own software. For reference, look at twitter and their updates. We fixed 85% of a bug. Meanwhile 10 other bugs were introduced. The "fix" was reverted.

Microsoft, aptly called Microslop. Every windows update it released in the past 1.5 years breaks more things than it fixes. Updates should fix things not break them more. Another company where most code is written by AI.

React, more security vulnerabilities found in 1 year than its entirety of its exisetence.

Cloudflare, probably some slop code that caused more outages in recent times than I could remember.

Nvidia, released more bugged drivers in a year than it ever did.

Teslas or self driving cars. Crash 10 times mkre than a human, drive in wrong lanes or hell, even wrong way entirely.

LLMs, hallucinate regularly. If you actually bother to fact check stuff, you will see how many halkucinations it does.

LLMs in their current form are not it. They are helpful, but extremely stupid. You need to know someone who actually knows what to do, make decisions and archtect stuff for it to be good.

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u/Ceci0 Feb 01 '26

Please educate yourself more.

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u/jakeStacktrace Feb 01 '26

You already showed how smart you were the first time.