Thanks for answering in good faith.

Yeah so unverified PR's is super annoying, but people using LLMs to answer things incorrectly they could look at themselves is a big issue too.

I often hear this get dismissed along the lines of "oh you didn't context engineer hard enough" - but the default state of the model is to very confidently state a thing to be true when it hasn't searched correctly.

That is a trait of a very junior engineer - one who, if they never learned to fix this behaviour would be fired.

It seems objectively _worse_ than what we had before - trained engineers who gained wisdom over a long time horizon and had a reputation they'd lose if they kept incorrectly stating things.