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How Much Can We Really Rely on AI to Build Software?

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To what extent can AI be relied upon for writing code and implementing projects? Where should developers draw the line between AI-generated code and human expertise, review, testing, architecture, and decision-making when building real-world software?

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  1. 2026-09-03 08:51 · r/AI_Agents
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