I work at a large devsec company which uses primarily Go and TypeScript

I've found that the LLM generated Go has few mistakes, and generally isn't too obscure. But the volume of code is so high, colleagues do a bad job of reviewing it.

I've seen a lot of very silly decisions made, like returning the wrong HTTP code, or miscategorizing a metric used for an SLO, that I just don't think is helped by the sheer volume of code one has to wade through.

Ironically, we are considering migrating some initiatives to Rust, exactly because experiments indicate it works well with LLM development.