> "Full self-driving, but keep your hands on the steering wheel, just in case" setup This is actually a trick though. No one working on self driving actually e

> "Full self-driving, but keep your hands on the steering wheel, just in case" setup This is actually a trick though. No one working on self driving actually expects people to actually babysit it for long at all. Babysitting actually feels worse than driving. I just saw a video on self-driving trucks and how the human driver had his hands hovering on the wheel. The goal of the video is to make you think about how amazing self-driving rigs will be, but all I could think about was what an absolutely horrible job it will be to babysit these things. Working full-time on AI code reviews sounds even worse. Maybe if it's more of a conversation and you're collaboratively iterating on small chunks of code then it wouldn't be so bad. In reality though, we'll just end up trusting the AI because it'll save us a ton of money and we'll find a way to externalize the screw ups.