You're talking about a theoretical problem in the future, while I assure you vibe coding and agent based coding is causing major issues today.
Today, LLMs make development faster, not better.
And I'd be willing to bet a lot of money they won't be significantly better than a competent human in the next decade, let alone the next couple years. See self-driving cars as an example that supports my position, not yours.
Today, LLMs make development faster, not better.
And I'd be willing to bet a lot of money they won't be significantly better than a competent human in the next decade, let alone the next couple years. See self-driving cars as an example that supports my position, not yours.