💻 Technology 1h ago · Shivansh Raj Srivastava

I trust AI code that crashes more than AI code that works, and 66% of developers seem to agree

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I trust AI code that crashes more than AI code that works, and 66% of developers seem to agree
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You'd expect a year of upgrades to Claude Code, Cursor, and every other vibe coding tool to show up as faster releases. According to a fresh survey of 300 engineering leaders, it mostly hasn't. 79% of them say they can produce code much faster, yet their release cycles are no faster than before.

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