[palmotea]

> Funnily enough AI is the one discovering all those glaring issues now, and everyone is overwhelmed with getting it fixed. You could allow AI to attempt fixing it, but even though all of it was human written it is still hard to review, and even locally spin up or test because no one any more knows the true business requirements as people have rotated etc, so it's a nightmare.

No. It's just screwed up priorities. Those "glaring issues" were always a problem for the people maintaining those apps. It's just that no one gave a shit about those people or cared to make their job easier or them more successful (see the challenge or prioritizing tech debt remediation), but those same people are some reason willing to whatever it takes to make the machines successful.

There's a lot of contempt for humanity in the business world. It probably stems for a contempt for labor and a fetishization of capital.