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Research2026-08-28 · source-backed
Services generated from BaxBench scenarios in JavaScript, Python and Rust were validated with BaxBench-derived tests, then run under 48-hour workloads with Mann-Kendall trend analysis (arXiv 2608.26391). Memory usage shows significant upward trends in most application-language combinations, while response time and throughput behave inconsistently. Human-written implementations aged too, so this isn't an AI-specific defect. It's a reminder that passing functional tests says nothing about surviving continuous operation, and that agent-generated services need soak testing that agent-generated test suites won't provide.
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