## AI to the test: a browser developed by agents Cursor CEO Michael Truell recently announced an ambitious experiment: using artificial intelligence agents to develop a web browser. The initiative, while demonstrating the potential of AI in code generation, also highlighted its limitations. ## Successes and pitfalls The project was described as a partial success, as the agents managed to produce working code. However, the amount of problems and imperfections generated required massive intervention by human technicians to clean up and improve the code. This demonstrates that, although AI can automate some phases of development, human supervision and expertise remain fundamental to ensuring the quality and reliability of the final product. ## Future implications Cursor's experiment raises important questions about the role of AI in software development. While AI can accelerate the development process and reduce costs, it is also necessary to consider the risks associated with generating poor quality code and over-reliance on automated systems. It will be essential to find a balance between the automation offered by AI and human expertise, to ensure that the software developed is safe, efficient and reliable.