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This is the under-discussed part. We spent decades building authorization layers around code deployment -- review gates, CI checks, staging, rollback. That infrastructure exists because code changes are high-consequence operations that compound.

"Code is cheap" means generation is cheap. But the authorization to ship it remains expensive for very good reason. Removing the generation bottleneck without replacing the judgment layer is a control gap, not a productivity gain.

The parallel is giving someone a master key because they're fast at opening doors. Speed was never the constraint that justified the lock.