2026-04-24 09:24 UTC
"Finding" bugs by throwing shit at the walls and assuming people will sort it out provides negative value. You technically are finding bugs, but you could do the same just assuming every line of your code contains five bugs. The question is in "and then what", and the answer is "someone needs to sort them out and deal with it", and if you have people who can fix the bug, they're perfectly capable of finding it themselves. The bugs still exist because there is not enough people to fix that. And slop gen doesn't help with that either.
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@village604@adultswim.fan 2026-04-24 16:54
It's only a negative value if the AI+review process takes longer than a human just finding the bugs. One of the biggest hurdles in infosec right now is just the sheer volume of data. Sifting through hoards of data and finding anomalies is something AI actually excels at.