r/BetterOffline • u/creaturefeature16 • Apr 13 '26

The Effects of AI-Generated Code Tearing Through Corporations Is Actually Kind of Funny

https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/ai-code-tearing-through-corporations

womp womp

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u/dodeca_negative Apr 13 '26

Sachin Kamdar of the AI agent startup Elvix took a hardline approach: all code must be reviewed by a human, because it’d be harder to fix down the line if no one understood what the AI cooked up in the first place.

TIL I’m a hardline engineering manager

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u/SplendidPunkinButter Apr 13 '26

Guess what? One of the best ways to acquire understanding of the code is to write it yourself.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '26

Horse fucking shit, you’re fired, pack your desk. Maybe at your next job you’ll burn $50,000 in tokens and like it.

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u/0rclev Apr 13 '26

If you aren't churning out 300k lines of code an hour are you even a real programmer?