Yes, human imperfection is and will always be an issue. I think humans should get out of the loop for finite tasks, but the problem specifically with software c

Yes, human imperfection is and will always be an issue. I think humans should get out of the loop for finite tasks, but the problem specifically with software creation is that it's inherently unbounded. You need a human somewhere to reign it in and ensure it's aligned with intent. A good example of a finite task is like something we're working on at my company. We're building a multi-agent orchestration engine for large scale offensive network ops. Think like an Active Directory attack. This kind of thing is extremely complex, and involves lots of ambiguity and cross-referencing. You couldn't deterministically program a machine to do this attack, but you could definitely coordinate a bunch of agents to work together to do it. And you don't need a human in the loop outside of some lightweight scoping and gating procedures.