When code is abundant
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When code generation becomes cheap and abundant, the real bottleneck shifts to trusting that code — not producing it. Drawing on real-world examples from Stripe, Amplitude, and Spotify, this piece argues that governance, verification, and organizational context become the scarce resources. The architecture around software development must evolve to match machine-speed output with durable, auditable controls.
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