[deckard1]

I'm not at all worried, either. Because I know we already went through this. Companies tried to outsource their work to India, the Philippines, and elsewhere, and it ended in tears and expensive reversals of strategy. They discovered that someone has to check all the work.

No one wants to pay for code reviews. They don't show up on the agile board and we all collectively pretend they are "freebies" the devs give out to the company. Just like unit tests and all the other shit that we just expect devs to do in their spare time between 3 hour meetings and feature work.

I can see ChatGPT being an augmentation. But that only works because you have a human dev that does the merging and can take the blame if their code goes wrong. Remove that human and you're staring into the abyss.