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title: "Provenance Is Not Warrant"
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subtitle: "Code Was Never the Hard Part"
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date: 2026-08-10
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abstract: ""
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Software engineering does so little epistemic work that it hardly earns the name "engineering." The field has never learned to distinguish provenance — where an artifact came from — from warrant — why anyone is entitled to rely on it. Authorship, a passing test suite, and a completed review are routinely mistaken for the second when they are only ever the first; libraries are the rare exception, where warrant is actually constructed and amortized across users who never read the source. LLM-generated code inherits neither comforting story, and the discomfort that provokes is not a new problem but the oldest one in the profession, finally felt without the anaesthetic that provenance usually supplies. That discomfort is worth welcoming.
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tags: [meta]
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status: Working model
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confidence: 72
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