When AI writes most of the code, how are we supposed to verify it?

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The article discusses the challenge of verifying AI-written code when AI also creates verification tools, highlighting human evaluation as a bottleneck and the strategic importance of training data between US and Chinese labs.

Eventually we're going to have way more AI written code than humans can realistically review. That seems manageable when it's normal product code. But what happens when AI is also writing the evals, monitoring tools and other systems were using to check AI itself? Which makes good human evals and expert feedback seem like a serious bottleneck in the future. That's why I think it's weird that American data companies supply high end training data to Chinese labs too. Seems like something with serious strategic value.
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