When AI Starts Writing Your System, Who Tells It What 'Done' Means?
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You hand AI a task: build a booking system. Users pick a time slot, submit a reservation, and an admin can cancel it. Fast enough. The page exists. The endpoint exists. The database table exists. Each piece looks right in isolation. Then you connect them. The frontend treats the timestamp as local…
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When AI Starts Writing Your System, Who Tells It What 'Done' Means?
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