AI written code has 40% more bugs - CodeRabbit analysis

24 Apr 2026 · 1 min
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CodeRabbit analyzed pull requests and found that code written by AI agents had about 40% more critical bugs after merging than human-written code. The bugs often went unnoticed during code review.

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