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Relax, Hallucination Is the New Bug
AI can fix obvious bugs quickly, but convincing hallucinations require a different engineering habit: verification.
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Notes from the space between systems and people.
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AI can fix obvious bugs quickly, but convincing hallucinations require a different engineering habit: verification.
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Fast AI prompting can produce working code before you understand the solution. Why planning, specifications, and a manager's advice made me slow down.
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Understand how GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, and Kiro fit into software development, then choose the smallest useful combination.
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AI is moving quickly, but you do not need every tool or update. Start with one real need, think critically, and learn at your own pace.
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AI does not replace expertise. In skilled hands, it accelerates research, organization, testing, and creation while human judgment remains responsible for the result.
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AI can help prepare the ingredients, but your direction, knowledge, judgment, and values still decide what gets served.
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Using AI is not a confession. Judge the accuracy, reasoning, sources, and final result, not the fact that a modern tool helped produce it.
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I use AI constantly. The important question is what happens after it gives me an answer: whether I verify it, understand it, and own the result.
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Powerful tools change how work gets done. They do not remove the need to understand the problem, recognize a bad answer, or own the result.
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