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Amit Spitzer's avatar

The distinction that matters here is whether auto-fix runs by default or the builder still has to flip the toggle, since that's the same decision point that killed the original fix-it button. If it's still opt-in, the fear of breaking something didn't go away, the platform just moved the choice one screen earlier. The number I'd want from Lovable isn't "we shipped an auto-fix toggle," it's the percentage of scanned apps that currently have it turned on. That tells you whether they solved the adoption problem or just relabeled it.

Immanuel Santosh's avatar

This mirrors what I see with Indian professionals rushing to build with AI tools—Copilot, Lovable—without any security training. The breach cost lands on them personally, and it's the same late-start problem as retirement planning: they assume the tool will cover it.

Security literacy is now a financial planning issue, not just an IT one.