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Cursor CEO Michael Truell cautions that relying on AI to generate code without understanding fundamentals creates fragile software prone to failure.

Cursor CEO Michael Truell cautions that relying on AI to generate code without understanding fundamentals creates fragile software prone to failure.

Cursor CEO Michael Truell distinguishes between legitimate AI-assisted coding and reckless 'vibe coding' that skips critical details

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