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this post was submitted on 26 Jan 2026
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They’ll change their tune when a few of their new workflows go rogue and auto commit prs it shouldn’t and cause build issues.
We've had multiple instances of AI slop being automatically released to production without any human review, and some of our customers are very angry about broken workflows and downtime, and the execs are still all-in on it. Maybe the tune is changing to, "well, maybe we should have some guardrails", but very slowly.