AI makes it possible to fix bugs and solves issue one wouldn't do before. But just because it's easier now doesn't mean it's automatically worth it. There are tradeoffs (like code complexity or breaking stuff), or it really just wasn't that important to fix if it was in the backlog forever. I've seen devs go down this rabbit hole, and perhaps overdo it. It feels productive, but at some point it might stop to provide value, and other things should've been prioritized. It's just easier to say to the AI "fix bugs" instead of solving real issues. At some point boasting about running 10x agents in parallel to fix bugs becomes a sign that there's a lack of value provided to boast about.