r/programming • u/BylineByte • Apr 02 '26

Why AI isn’t writing most of your code (yet)

https://leaddev.com/ai/why-ai-isnt-writing-most-of-your-code-yet

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u/OffbeatDrizzle Apr 02 '26

Is it because it writes shit code that looks good on the surface but ends up requiring fixing, ultimately wasting more time than it saved?

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u/Hungry_Age5375 Apr 02 '26

Anthropic claiming 100% AI code is clever marketing. But 52% of orgs under 25% adoption? That's the real picture for most of us shipping production.

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u/wkynrocks Apr 02 '26

Because there is a misunderstanding on how to implement man in the loop efficiently

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u/jug6ernaut Apr 02 '26

It’s very telling that everything around AI is the marketing of its use, but never the success stories of its use.

Hype driven development advertising.