@gwenshap: People who say: "I never review the code my AI agent writes" Do you mean: "I used to review it, but it was perfect ever…
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The post questions why people skip reviewing AI-generated code, suggesting it could be due to full trust from past perfection or lowered standards for faster progress.
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People who say: “I never review the code my AI agent writes”
Do you mean: “I used to review it, but it was perfect every time, so now I trust it so much that I don’t need to” Or: “The code is difficult to review and I lowered / removed my standards in order to move faster”
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