AI is a fantastic tool for coding—until it isn't. It promises to save time, automate tasks, and help developers move faster. But if you trust it too much , you might just end up doing extra work instead of less. How do I know? Because the other day, I did exactly that. The Day AI Made Me File My Own Bug I was working on a personal project, feeling pretty good about my progress, when I asked AI to generate some code. It looked solid—clean, well-structured, and exactly what I needed. So, in a moment of blind optimism, I deployed it without testing locally first. You can probably guess what happened next. Five minutes later, I was filing my own bug report, debugging like a madman, and fixing issues on a separate branch. After some trial and error (and a few choice words), I finally did what I should have done in the first place: tested the code locally first. Only after confirming it actually worked did I roll out the fix. Sound familiar? If you've ever used AI-gene...