> None of this requires new technology. It requires treating the database as a defensive layer that assumes the caller might be wrong, might retry, and might not be watching the results.

This is one of those takes that is so close to understanding the problem, and then drawing an insane conclusion.

The problem is that AI agents and the code they output is untrustworthy, buggy, insecure, and lacking in any of the standards the industry has developed over the last 30 years. The solution to this is "don't use AI agents", not "change the rest of the stack to accommodate garbage".