Google says 75% of the company's new code is AI-generated

Basically...what the titles says How do you guys feel about this, any change it's going great or will it go the wrong way soon with bugs and problems that will take a lot longer to solve

Original article : https://www.businessinsider.com/google-ai-generated-code-75-gemini-agents-software-2026-4

With the breadth of Antigravity's support features, I wouldn't be surprised

It doesn't suck these days more than how it sucked 5 years ago, so well done AI!

roydan said:

It doesn't suck these days more than how it sucked 5 years ago, so well done AI!

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No matter what they do, I will always have a little hate for them.

Champagne said:

No matter what they do, I will always have a little hate for them.

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They paid for every single thing I bought in the last 15 years and it's still the company I hate the most.

SMTasker said:

Basically...what the titles says How do you guys feel about this, any change it's going great or will it go the wrong way soon with bugs and problems that will take a lot longer to solve

Original article : https://www.businessinsider.com/google-ai-generated-code-75-gemini-agents-software-2026-4

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Nah I don't think it will create more bugs.

I think the bug aspect comes in if say for example you are a builder and you decide to trust the "AI coder" to build an app or something half secure with no development background at all.

Personally I think thats where issues come in. I figure like most developers they let AI run with it and then someone will look it over before trusting it to fully code and deploy something.. Could be wrong.

Shopify has a new AI coder or something built into it now doesn't it for SEO or something? Sure I read that. I know a lot of people are seeing this as an opportunity because "non developers" are going to use it and break shit and they won't know how to fix it.

I'm very much PRO AI for these kind of tasks coding, writing and so on. In fact I'm half way writing up two project briefs and I used Claude to build a small example of what I'm after to better explain functionality within my project spec!

Not a good thing imo. Don’t know bout anyone else but AI generated code isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Still inefficient as shit and wouldn’t let it make up 75% of any project let alone a whole company’s code.