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This shouldn’t really matter, software can also be written by very bad coders. If you care about safety, you care about the whole process—coding, sure, but also: code review, testing, what the design specs were, and what the failure-path is for when a bug (inevitably) makes it through. Big companies produce lots of safety critical code, and it is inevitable that some incompetent people will sneak into the gaps, there…
> This shouldn’t really matter, software can also be written by very bad coders. The issue is that there is a non-zero likelihood that a vibe coder pushes code he doesn’t even understand how it actually works. At least a bad coder had to have written the thing themselves in the first place.
You vastly underestimate the power of Ctrl+V