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Isn’t the internet breaking?

/u/Good-Locksmith-4978 2026年05月31日 20:53 3 次阅读 来源:Reddit r/webdev

Maybe it’s just me, but I’ve been running into more and more half-working products lately. Buttons that do nothing. Checkouts that fail silently. Forms that throw errors with no explanation. And not from random small sites either, from companies that should absolutely know better. I think it’s the result of AI + fast shipping + less quality control. Teams are pushing out features at a speed that wasn’t possible 2 years ago, but the QA, testing, and ownership of quality hasn’t scaled with it. AI didn’t break the web. It just made it easier to ship things that were never properly checked. The other thing I’ve noticed: when something breaks now, you can’t even get to a real person. Support bots loop you in circles, and the actual humans who could fix it are buried somewhere behind 5 layers of auto-responses. Curious if others are seeing the same thing, or if I’m just unlucky lately. submitted by /u/Good-Locksmith-4978 [link] [留言]

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