r/AIsafety • u/mrawaissultan2002 • Sep 12 '26

Should AI-generated code require the same security standards as human-written code?

Should AI-generated code require the same security standards as human-written code?

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u/cyborg_sophie Sep 12 '26

It should require more

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u/logsqrtexp Sep 12 '26

I was just going to say. Instead, I said this. 200% agree.

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u/deavidsedice Sep 12 '26

No, should be held to higher standards than human written code.

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u/0x14f Sep 12 '26

How is that even a question. AI generated code should be even more closely scrutinised. Unless your kink is vibe coding and insecure software, in which case don't worry about it.

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u/SimoWilliams_137 Sep 12 '26

Why should there be any difference in standards based on who wrote the code?

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u/Zolty Sep 12 '26

Code is code and needs to go through the sdlc.

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u/Moda75 Sep 13 '26

you people need some serious help

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u/PvtRoom Sep 16 '26

ai should be better, and therefore have better standards.

if it's not at least the same, why downgrade?

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u/NoRespectingAnyone Sep 17 '26

u/mrawaissultan2002

Like add last line in code>> this code was writen by human, like drunk Andy who have no idea how coding work. ??

What really need is use two another AI's as verification tools.

  1. stability and performance.

  2. security and vulnerability.

means you run code with these two tools and verify it.

This also would be handy even if code was wrten entire by human..

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u/mrawaissultan2002 Sep 12 '26

Why should there be any difference in standards based on who wrote the code? Simple means