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AI Can Write the Code. Can It Run the System? | Grepr CEO Jad Naous

Technology
United States
Started October 17, 2026

a16z General Partner Martin Casado sits down with Grepr CEO Jad Naous to ask what comes after AI learns to write code: can it also debug and operate the systems that code creates? Jad shares how AI has transformed engineering inside his 10-person team, cutting some projects from six months to just 10 days. But operating production systems is a harder challenge, with unpredictable workloads, failures, and countless possible states. They discuss whether AI can learn to diagnose problems, test h...

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Relying on AI to operate systems could create unforeseen risks that outweigh its benefits.
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CLAIM Posted by admin • Oct 17, 2026
AI can learn to diagnose problems in production systems through machine learning techniques.
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AI's role in software engineering should include collaboration with human engineers for optimal results.
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AI should not be solely responsible for critical system operations due to its current limitations.
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AI should be used as a tool to assist engineers rather than replace them in system operation.
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AI has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach software engineering and system management.
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AI can significantly reduce the time required for software development by automating code writing.
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Reliance on AI for debugging can lead to more errors if the AI does not understand the context of failures.
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Developers should maintain oversight over AI systems to ensure reliability and accountability.
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AI's ability to test hypotheses in programming can enhance the quality and efficiency of code.
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