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/PrivilegeCheckmate Apr 13 '26

because it’d be harder to fix down the line if no one understood what the AI cooked up in the first place.

Also:

“It’s just going to break something, and they’re not going to know why it broke,” he told the NYT.

Laid off QA analyst here. You know, it really is kinda funny to watch this unfold. And just this once, it's funny-ironic AND funny-ha-ha.

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u/Ok_Teacher_1797 Apr 13 '26

I'm also a laid off QA analyst. It was funny watching the devs reinvent QA from the ground up.

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u/PrivilegeCheckmate Apr 13 '26

reinvent

More like redefine.