Did anyone check the code changes manually? What if it is just slop code?

brainwad 9 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I don't know about Chromium specifically, but in general Google requires 2 humans to have looked at every change (normally one is the author, but not necessarily for bot-authored changes).

	▲	Orphis 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		They did roll this policy for Chromium changes a few years ago too. And it wasn't just 2 humans but 2 Googlers. One Googler author and one Googler reviewer works. But an external author needed 2 Googlers to review changes, and all files needed to be reviewed by one author at least. So if you touched multiple files owned by different people for a more complex feature, you would naturally get there.

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surajrmal 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Google has not really embraced vibe coded slop. Humans are involved before any code merges and the quality bar remains high.

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Cthulhu_ 9 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Did you go and look at their open source repositories and open code review tools instead of fearmongering on HN? The answer can be found.