Postgres 19 delayed after AI reviewers find more bugs than humans can fix

The release of PostgreSQL 13.4, 14.1, and 13.5 has been delayed due to an unexpected issue. The PostgreSQL project uses an automated testing framework that incorporates AI-powered bug detection, which has found a large number of bugs that human reviewers cannot fix. The project's development team is working to resolve the issues before releasing the updates. The delay is expected to last several weeks, with the exact release date dependent on the resolution of the bugs. The PostgreSQL project uses a community-driven development process, with contributors from around the world contributing to the code. The AI-powered testing framework has become an integral part of the project's development process, but it has revealed a significant number of bugs that human reviewers are struggling to fix. The project's lead developer, Bruce Momjian, has acknowledged the issue and is working with the community to resolve the problems.