> Code quality can also be codified. If you can't express "code quality" deterministically, then it's all just feels. And if you can define "quality" in a way t

> Code quality can also be codified. If you can't express "code quality" deterministically, then it's all just feels. And if you can define "quality" in a way the agent can check against it, it will follow the instructions. … > This is why the low totem pole stuff needs to be enforced automatically so that actual humans can focus on the higher stuff that's about feels and intuition - things that are highly context dependent and can't be codified into rules. I’m confused, have you switched your position on this topic over the course of this thread? Maybe I’ve misinterpreted your position entirely. If so, my bad.