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AI Can Write the Code. But Can It Prove the Code Is Safe?

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An engineer’s perspective on AI coding agents, secure software development, and why passing tests is only the beginning. A feature works. The tests are green. The API returns the expected JSON, the UI looks right, and the pull request is ready to merge. Now ask a different question: does this code…

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  1. 2026-10-24 17:05 · DEV Community — AI
    AI Can Write the Code. But Can It Prove the Code Is Safe?

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