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Umar Ashrfy

Amazon has reportedly called engineers back to address production incidents caused by AI-assisted code changes, with the company describing these incidents as having a 'high blast radius.' The report highlights real-world consequences of vibe coding practices making their way into production systems at scale.

Effects of vibe code in production