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  "name": "Is software built with AI less reliable or lower quality than software built by humans?",
  "description": "Not automatically. Reliability depends on requirements, review, testing, security, documentation, and maintenance. AI-generated code becomes risky when nobody u",
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        "text": "AI assistance does not automatically make software lower quality, but quality depends on the workflow around it. Clear specifications, small changes, testing, review, documentation, and maintainable dependencies matter more than whether a person or model typed each line.\n\nThe main risk is accepting code that no one fully understands. That risk is higher when an owner treats a prototype as finished software or adds features without measuring whether they solve a real customer problem.\n\nKey factors:\n- Clarity of requirements.\n- Reviewability of each change.\n- Test and monitoring coverage.\n- Long-term maintainability and ownership.\n\nPractical guidance: Keep changes small enough to explain, require a code review, and document why important design choices were made. For a business prototype, label experimental features clearly and avoid promising reliability before real testing.\n\nRun My AI Business frames AI-created workflows as educational starting points, not guaranteed outcomes.",
        "description": "Not automatically. Reliability depends on requirements, review, testing, security, documentation, and maintenance. AI-generated code becomes risky when nobody understands it or when a prototype is treated as finished software without validating real user behavior."
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