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Someone asked: > What really important things are human reviews catching in your org? Another person said: > 1. Whether the thing should be done in the first
by embedding-shape 1mo ago
Someone asked:
> What really important things are human reviews catching in your org?
Another person said:
> 1. Whether the thing should be done in the first place
And you replied:
> All of these are angles an AI reviewer can test for as well, and will (IME) mostly catch mistakes correctly
Which as I noted, is very far from the truth. I neither claimed that you said "agent reviews are a panacea", but when you claim "AI can solve all those things" and two of the first items cannot be addressed by AI (today), then I'm rebuking those specific things, not some other general point you implicitly made.
- 9dev 1mo agoBut that’s the thing, when I say "mostly" that sure doesn’t imply it can solve all those things - it can help to a great extent.
- embedding-shape 1mo agoIt is mostly useless at figuring out if "should this thing be built in the first place" and "if it's the correct solution", and mostly cannot help at all with those things. Where "mostly" means kind of what it says but also not really.