AI can build a working prototype in minutes. That doesn’t mean it built what you asked for. The same problem that has long affected software development is showing up in AI-assisted coding: requirements get translated into something that looks right, get marked complete, and never get properly verified. The result can be missing functionality, incomplete logic, or a system that works differently from what was specified. The answer is simple: verify what actually shipped. That means defining how each requirement will be tested before the work begins, then checking the live result against that standard. The same principle applies to vibe-coded…
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