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Haas: Postgres 19 is late, and it's AI's fault

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Briefings

Robert Haas argues that the delay in releasing PostgreSQL 19 is not concerning due to the project's focus on quality, noting that LLMs can discover bugs humans missed over forty years. Haas states he and others are working hard to resolve these issues, though the long-term picture remains unclear regarding how the project will continue to innovate.

Key points

• PostgreSQL developer Robert Haas states that the delay in shipping PostgreSQL 19 is not concerning due to the project's focus on quality.
• Haas notes that LLMs are capable of discovering bugs that humans were unable to find over forty years of development.

Context

PostgreSQL developer Robert Haas discusses the release challenges of PostgreSQL 19, emphasizing the project's commitment to quality over speed. The article highlights the potential for LLMs to uncover bugs humans missed over forty years, raising questions about future innovation.

Limitations

Haas's assessment is based on September 2026 LWN coverage and does not include specific dates for bug fixes or release timelines. The article does not provide details on the project's long-term innovation strategy or the specific number of bugs discovered by LLMs.

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