Christine Lemmer-WebberCan't tell you how many times I have heard about a friend's company needing to send an apology email to customers about downtime and flakiness due to AIgen commits that were poorly reviewed and misunderstood
Hell even Microsoft did it https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2026/03/20/our-commitment-to-windows-quality/
The slow part of software is NOT the initial generation of software. It's the maintenance and review of it.
If your management is pushing for 10x programmer output, hell even 40% more programmer output, what they're asking for is a stability crisis. There's no way around it. That's how it is right now.
Aedius Filmania ⚙️🎮🖊️well, the mantra at work is "move fast and break things" but for years some peoples were able to make a decent job and slow down just a little bit to not break everything ...
Now the tide is too high, the CTO is pushing in production untested code, i have coworker that run scripts on their personal computer opening chrome login with their account and updating things.
Everyday now, slack is about broken pages, broken features, action made "'by mistake".
We are so doom.