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When AI writes the software, who verifies it?
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Code Metal has raised $125 million to rewrite defense industry code using AI. Google and Microsoft report that 25–30% of their new code is AI-generated, while AWS has modernized 40 million lines of COBOL for Toyota using AI.
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- Praise: The evolution of software development towards AI-assisted coding signifies a shift towards a more engineering-focused discipline, emphasizing oversight and structural integrity over manual coding.
- Praise: The decreasing marginal cost of code production suggests that AI can democratize software development, allowing more individuals and companies to innovate without the traditional barriers.
- Concern: Despite advancements, AI-generated code often contains errors, highlighting the critical need for thorough code reviews and verification processes to ensure reliability.
- Concern: As AI becomes more autonomous in coding, the risk of producing untested and potentially flawed software increases, posing significant challenges for quality assurance.