Every large code base goes to shit unless you have a very strict bdfl at the top.
AI is nothing special or new in this regard. It just gives a single guy the velocity to ruin a codebase at the rate of a full enterprise team at double the speed.
A shitty code base still makes money, and that's all that will ever count for the majority of the employed developers, those who don't blog.
AI is nothing special or new in this regard. It just gives a single guy the velocity to ruin a codebase at the rate of a full enterprise team at double the speed.
A shitty code base still makes money, and that's all that will ever count for the majority of the employed developers, those who don't blog.