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Gergely Orosz rejects firing engineers for shipping AI-written bugs

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Gergely Orosz says he strongly disagrees with a reader's view that shipping a bug written with AI would be a fireable offense at most companies.

He points to an essay by Neil Kakkar, whose startup uses AI to move fast and quickly fixes its mistakes, such as accidentally paying creators twice. The report is a single post on X, and it does not describe any company's actual firing policy.

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    Gergely Orosz rejects firing engineers for shipping AI-caused bugs

    AIGergely Orosz strongly disagrees with a reader's view that shipping a bug written with AI would be a fireable offense at most companies. He cites Neil Kakkar's essay, in which Kakkar says his startup moves fast with AI and quickly fixes mistakes, such as accidentally paying creators twice.

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