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Researchers introduce CRBugBench to evaluate automated code review agents' bug detection capabilities amid rising code generation by AI. The study explores the feasibility of 'lights-off' software factories with minimal human oversight.
Researchers introduce CRBugBench to evaluate automated code review agents' bug detection capabilities amid rising code generation by AI. The study explores the feasibility of 'lights-off' software factories with minimal human oversight.
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With the advances of coding agents, software developers are spending more time reviewing code than writing code. As human review velocity falls behind agentic code generation, it is tempting to build automated review agents towards a future of "lights-off" software factory with little to no human supervision. To...
As AI coding agents generate code faster than humans can review, understanding the reliability of automated code review is critical for software development efficiency and quality. This research informs the potential shift toward fully autonomous software production environments.
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