[teleforce]

> I think it works very well for things that have a human in the loop, like codeing agents where someone needs to review changes

This is the best case for AI, it's not very different from the level 3 autonomous car with driver in the loop instead of fully autonomous level 5 vehicle that probably requires AGI level of AI.

The same applies to medicine where limited number specialists (radiologist/cardiologist/oncologist/etc) in the loop are being assisted by AI for activities that probably require too much time for experts manually looking at laborious evidences especially for non-obvious early symptom detection (X-ray/ECG/MRI) for the modern practice of evidence based medicine.