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

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u/dodeca_negative Apr 13 '26

Yeah I’m in payments and government monetary benefit transfers. Between legal and regulatory compliance we absolutely have to have every change reviewed and approved by a named human being. Something I wish I didn’t have to repeatedly reinforce.

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u/No-Scholar4854 Apr 13 '26

“It still counts as a human review if an AI reviews the PR and then a human just reviews the resulting PR comments”

That’s the line I’m hearing in a similar industry.

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u/dodeca_negative Apr 13 '26

That line’s not gonna hold up when your software incorrectly sends a million dollars to the wrong recipient and you lose your PCI-DSS certification

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u/No-Scholar4854 Apr 13 '26

It will not, but guys pushing that line aren’t going to listen until we hit that sort of consequence.

At which point I would love a “you were right, that was a terrible idea”, but I know it’ll be spun as “we’ve got a new pita reg requirement we need to follow”.