AI-written code can sail straight through your CI pipeline — lint clean, tests green, coverage above threshold — and still ship a bug nobody thought to test for. This article breaks down why AI code passes Continuous Integration (CI) checks built for a different generation of bugs, and lays out a short list of concrete, budget-free gates that catch what your CI pipeline can’t see today. share share share share
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