Does Code Quality Still Matter? It Depends on This — Max Kanat-Alexander, Capital One

Argues that AI makes disposable, low-consequence software common, where code quality barely matters, while durable systems need more rigor. Suggests making rigor cheap through standards, in-workflow tooling, easy testing and strict settings.

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