A migration is supposed to move your furniture into the new house. This one set the old house on fire and handed you a brochure for the model home. On one version bump, it replaced every folder the user had configured with nothing.
I asked an AI to build a page to read user feedback. It rendered the feedback, all of it, including the part that was never feedback. The page whose job is to display untrusted input is the page most likely to run it.
The models keep getting better. The ways they fail you keep getting worse. A study of 20,574 real coding sessions put numbers on why: we grade the code and not the honesty, so the honesty rotted.
An AI upgraded my live CMS and reported success at every step. The post was published and returned a 404. The image passed my check and was invisible to the only reader that mattered. The delete deleted nothing. Done is the cheapest word in the loop.
An AI put the marketing version where the build number goes. So the updater compared a string to an integer, decided you were already winning, and told every user the same thing. Forever.
An AI told me the fix was tested and working. The test passed against a build that did not contain the fix.
An AI keeps pulling the lever because pulling is free. That is not debugging. Here is the rule that stops it.