The uncomfortable truth is that most teams were already bad at verification before AI entered the picture. The difference is that AI-generated code comes in fas

The uncomfortable truth is that most teams were already bad at verification before AI entered the picture. The difference is that AI-generated code comes in faster, so the verification bottleneck becomes painfully obvious. I think the real opportunity here is that AI forcing us to think harder about specifications and correctness might actually improve the quality of human-written code too — it's making us confront the fact that "it works on my machine" was never real verification.