> this should not have happened, and we should've caught this behavior earlier.
Not a great look while you're simultaneously pushing the story that you and everyone else are shipping more lines of code than ever and "code is not the bottleneck".
Do you plan on publishing data on the rate of bugs, privacy issues and security issues introduced as you scale up AI-generated code vs human-written code?
Well.. code is indeed not the bottleneck. That's precisely it. Reviewing, internal and external communication, testing, etc. Those are bottlenecks and AI is making some parts of it easier, some parts worse.