Comment by locknitpicker

> It's certainly allowing the latter to move fast... but will their clients be happy if/when they break things. We'll find out soon, I'm sure.

I recall tales and legends of consulting firms, whose consultants would parachute into any project, put together in record time the deliverable that met all requirements, and say goodbye until a new expensive contract was drawn. And then internal teams would spend an eternity fixing the ungodly mess of testless spaghetti code.

That has been the reality for over a decade. How come this is a concern with AI code assistants?