This is the next industrial revolution
LLMs write better code, but the nature of the engineering side has changed
Should inexperienced developers build anything security or money related??? Probably not! Not on the Web especially. Web apps are not for money or security… ever.
Can an experienced engineer adapt to LLM-driven engineering?
Yes!
And it is engineering. Vibe coders are scary, but many many hand coded tools and software libraries have failed spectacularly in the past sans vibe code!
Automated coding can and will do the same thing. There is no perfect “safety” in any software system.
quotingI am starting to have doubts in bitcoin apps. Nobody really knows where this crazy shit mania using AI is going.
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I wonder how much code is written by AI crapclaws and others in all bitcoin apps.
How many breaches let open these claws.
We should start worrying where and how we are using out sats now.
Nothing is safe anymore and we are blindly using any new "vibecoded" app and give access to our sats.
One day, after using these vibecoded apps, you will notice that all your sats are gone.
Who you are going to blame?
- The AI will never be responsible.
- The "prompt manager" (we cannot call them devs anymore) will say that they "verified" the code, but in fact they have no idea what they are doing, they were just rushed to get the checks from VCs.
- your funds will be gone and you can do nothing about it.
So no, I will not use or test any app written by an "agent", especially using my money.