alt Hacker NewsMy company is all-in on agentic coding. We've been building a new product with it for the last 4 months. They talk about "AI governance" but I think nobody knows what that means. They have the AI writing the code and doing code reviews and everything really.
Well, one engineer decided to take a look at the code and found one file was 20,000 lines long. It was an awful mess with too much going on. So much for "AI governance". I knew this was going to happen but these guys don't want to hear anything about being cautious with AI. The solution is always more AI.
I am looking for a new job.
We're going to the same direction in my company, AI produces and AI reviews it which I feel is kind of like shaking your own hand.
For now there's still human reviews but soon it will be all automated. I estimate that the AI review (latest Opus) is around 15% to 20% accurate