I’ve seen LLMs rolled out in several organizations now and have noticed a few patterns. The big one is that we have less experienced people reviewing code an LL

I’ve seen LLMs rolled out in several organizations now and have noticed a few patterns. The big one is that we have less experienced people reviewing code an LLM generated for them. They don’t have the experience to pick out those solutions that are correct 98% of the time, but not now. When management wants to see dollars, extra reviews are an easy place to cut. They don’t have the experience to understand what they’re doing because this has never happened before. Meanwhile the technical people complain but not in a way that non technical people can understand. So you create data points that are not accessible to decision makers and there you go, software gets bad for a little while.