How many followers does each user have?
SELECT count(*) FROM follows
The provided SQL code does not accurately reflect the natural language requirement. The SQL query simply counts the total number of rows in the `follows` table, which does not provide information on how many followers each user has. A more accurate SQL query for the given requirement would involve grouping by the user being followed and counting the number of times each user is followed, something along the lines of:

```sql
SELECT followed_user_id, COUNT(follower_user_id) AS followers_count 
FROM follows 
GROUP BY followed_user_id
```

This hypothetical correction assumes a structure where `follows` table contains columns like `follower_user_id` and `followed_user_id`, representing the users who follow and are being followed, respectively.