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Does AI-generated code silently swallow errors? 120 measured generations: every flagged case was a false positive or a documented fallback

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If you gate AI-generated code with linters or a CI rule that hunts for swallowed errors, this experiment suggests the part you actually care about — "is this return None a contract or a cover-up?" — is exactly the part the rule cannot decide. I started this project convinced that small LLMs routine…

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  1. 2026-09-15 12:32 · DEV Community — AI
    Does AI-generated code silently swallow errors? 120 measured generations: every flagged case was a false positive or a documented fallback

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