[d4rkp4ttern]

I see lots of discussions about humans no longer writing code but the elephant in the room is the rapid extinction of human-review of AI-made code. I expect this will lead to a massive hangover. In the meantime we try to mitigate this by ensuring the structure of code remains AI-friendly. I also expect some new types of tools to emerge that will help with this “cognitive debt”.

[kusokurae]

My impression is that people who think that LLMs will completely release reviewing or writing code have never really worked on anything safety critical. I'm not looking forward to the next wave of pacemaker glitches.

[kjkjadksj]

You act like we live in a world where companies are held sufficiently liable.

[kusokurae]

I'm wrong for that. But whenever I suggest solutions for that, police officers visit me!

[olsondv]

That is why I do not use the multi agent team technique. My code generation has atrophied, but my code review skills have only gotten stronger both for human and AI code. If I handed over both, it hurts my employability and will definitely lead to that hangover.