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AI software-engineering agents enable non-experts to build complex systems and generate more code than experts can review. The study highlights that exhaustive human code review alone is insufficient for control in such AI-assisted development.
AI software-engineering agents enable non-experts to build complex systems and generate more code than experts can review. The study highlights that exhaustive human code review alone is insufficient for control in such AI-assisted development.
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Software-engineering agents can enable people without formal software training to build systems they could not otherwise implement and simultaneously can produce more code than even experts can meaningfully inspect. In both cases, exhaustive code review is not reliable as the sole basis for human control. We...
This case study reveals challenges in assuring AI-written software, especially in critical domains like healthcare, emphasizing the need for new governance approaches beyond traditional code review. It underscores the growing role of AI agents in software creation and the limits of human oversight.
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