My assumption was that AI-generated code would make reviews easier because criticism of the code wouldn't feel like criticism of the author.
Instead, I've repeatedly seen people strongly defend AI generated code, and sometimes even defend AI explanations that are demonstrably incorrect.
Is anyone else seeing this?
If so, what do you think is driving it? How are you handling it within your team?
Also, has anyone found effective ways to reduce the influence of "leading question" prompts?
I very much want to keep human in the loop style paradigm within our teams, but at the same time I do wonder if my life would get a whole lot easier if instead we jumped on the "loop/factory/vibe" train.
rh94•6h ago
CurleighBraces•6h ago
As you've stated, years of development has made me expect a certain level of discourse as people will inevitably want to defend the quality if they think it's reasonable.
Maybe my post is a form of AI psychosis in itself....
iExploder•1h ago
Juniors are doomed, nobody is writing anything ever again by hand.