Crash test of a corporate system clone written by AI in 48 hours

In this article, the author conducts an experiment to test the bold claim that neural networks can completely replace programmers and clone complex corporate products in a matter of days. An analytical platform was chosen as the subject of the study, with AI given 48 hours to create a clone. The author shares the results of testing the generated code, analyzes the functionality and quality of the AI-driven solution, and reflects on the current limits of 'vibe coding.' The article provides a critical look at the hype surrounding generative AI in software development, highlighting the gap between prototyping and building full-scale enterprise solutions. The author concludes by identifying where neural networks are useful and where their current limitations remain insurmountable for real-world business tasks.