> At which point we will continue on as usual.

This part is the load bearing claim. Why would you continue on as usual? I'm using LLM's everyday on code reviews and they still catch bugs.

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layer8 6 hours ago | parent [-]

The question is whether the balance of white-hat and black-hat LLM bug findings gives us a different enough result from the previous balance of white-hat and black-hat human bug findings to constitute a major disruption.

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simianwords 6 hours ago | parent [-]

I don't understand your point. How do you make your future code resistant to bugs without LLMs?

	▲	layer8 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That wasn’t the question. The question is how LLM code review is a huge disruptor. What is it disrupting? At best, with regard to code review LLMs just solve the problems that LLMs create.