You get the same result if you pay humans a good sum of money to find issues.

Definitely not. I've never seen a human trapped in that kind of infinite loop. Humans know that if they don't stop at the end of the day, they don't get to go home to their wife, and if they don't finalize their list of issues, they never get their contract paid out.

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		Pay people per hour of work and even if there is no actual work, people will definitively find a way of spending hours doing things. If you've worked with contractors/outsourced roles before this will happen from time to time.