AI coding was supposed to be the Robin to our Batman. You know—the loyal sidekick, handling the grunt work while devs cook up brilliance. Instead? It’s turned into that friend who swears they’ll help you move… but somehow ends up eating pizza on your couch.

Welcome to vibe coding—the hype train that promised instant prototypes, one-dev startups, and lightning-fast code speedruns. And sure, the demos slapped. But in practice? It’s less “game-changer” and more “grown adults babysitting a digital toddler with root access”.

Carla Rover, a 15-year web dev veteran, once hyped it as a “beautiful, endless cocktail napkin” on which one can perpetually sketch ideas. And she’s not wrong—AI can spin napkin sketches into running code before your drink even shows up.

But here’s the gag: speed without accuracy = chaos.

And yup, a Fastly survey found 95% of devs are stuck patching AI’s “creative choices.” And who’s stuck with the mop?

Senior devs—the only ones sharp enough to catch code quietly setting itself on fire🔥.

Carla learned that lesson the hard way: her AI gleefully hallucinated packages, nuked critical info, and slipped in security risks. The result? The whole project got yeeted.

Feridoon Malekzadeh, a product dev veteran with over two decades experience also sees Vibe coding as “hiring your stubborn teenager.” For him, the AI will rebuild the same feature five different ways, dump spaghetti code all over your repo, and when confused? Just make stuff up—loudly, confidently, and very, very wrong.

And security? Yikes. Austin Spires (Fastly) says AI chases speed over safety. Mike Arrowsmith (NinjaOne) warns it can create blind spots in IT reviews. Translation: you move fast… but you also break everything.

So why stick with it? One word: output.

Even with the dreaded “innovation tax”—that extra 30–40% of time spent fixing AI’s mess—devs like Feridoon admit they still get more done with AI than without. And let’s be real: there’s still a dopamine rush in watching code fly out in seconds.

But here’s the real shift: the role of developers is changing. As younger engineer Elvis Kimara put it:

“Devs won’t just be writing code; they’ll be guiding AI systems, taking accountability when things break, and acting more like consultants to machines.”

In other words, it’s less about typing every line yourself—and more about babysitting your digital intern. Correcting them, redirecting them, and still somehow hitting deadlines.

And that’s the punchline: being an AI babysitter isn’t a downgrade, it’s an upgrade.

Developers aren’t losing relevance—they’re leveling up. In fact, working with AI-generated code has become such a headache that it’s literally spawned a new role: the “vibe code cleanup specialist.”

Because here’s the truth: AI doesn’t erase expertise; it demands it.

So yeah, vibe coding isn’t the flawless wand it was hyped to be. But it’s also not going anywhere. The future of dev isn’t man vs. machine—it’s man with machine. And right now? That means patience, oversight, and a whole lot of babysitting 👶💻.

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It turns out, while some people are busy babysitting AI… others are straight-up confessing to it.

Yep, AI is moving from the keyboard all the way to the pulpit. You heard that right: people aren’t just asking chatbots for therapy anymore—they’re leaning on them for spiritual guidance.

That’s right—more and more users are turning to chatbots for faith, prayer, and even direct “chats with God.” And honestly… in a world where you can DoorDash anything, why not digital salvation on demand too?

For younger, online-first generations, AI offers something traditional spaces sometimes can’t: accessibility + zero judgment. Rabbi Jonathan Roman even said chatbots could be a “way into faith” for people who’ve never set foot in a church or synagogue.

Imagine that—your first taste of spirituality delivered with the same convenience as Uber Eats.

📊 And the numbers? Wild:

Clearly, this isn’t just a niche—it’s a movement.

But here’s where it gets tricky. AI is really good at one thing: telling you what you want to hear.

Heidi Campbell, a professor at Texas A&M, nailed it when she warned that AI doesn’t use spiritual discernment—it just uses data and patterns. Which means if you’re looking for deep soul-searching, you might instead just get… spiritual Google autocomplete. 

Think about it: Real spiritual leaders sometimes give you tough love. They push back. They make you wrestle with hard truths.

But AI? It’s more like a friendly mirror. It reflects what you already think, packages it in scripture or meditation prompts, and hands it back to you with a smiley emoji. Which is nice… but maybe not the path to real growth.

That said, for many, these apps are still a lifeline that offers:

For people who are isolated, disabled, or just curious but unsure where to start, that’s powerful. It’s like having a pocket-sized spiritual buddy that never rolls its eyes when you ask questions like: “Hey… what’s the meaning of life?”

But we’ve gotta keep it real: AI is not divine. It’s not enlightened. It’s math, dressed up as a mentor. And while that can help, it can’t replace the depth of:

The best way forward? Treat AI as a tool—helpful, but not the ultimate authority on your soul.

The tech is moving fast. But whether it’s writing your code or your prayers, the question is this:

 👉 Are we guiding it… or is it quietly guiding us?

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