> we'll be quite busy in the meantime fixing all the bugs that AI finds.

Maybe that's the job of software engineering moving forward.

Client: Hey, we have got these 125 microservices created by our agents and for the last 25 days they got stuck and can't add any new feature without breaking things, can you take this?

Eng: Sure, lets sign a 24 month contract, my rate is 250$/hr

Client: Sounds good

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badRNG 25 minutes ago | parent [-]

Do you think that even today's frontier models are unable to handle this task?

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sroussey 21 minutes ago | parent [-]

Today’s frontier models create the problem.

	▲	falcor84 8 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		That isn't actually relevant. They create problems, but when confronted with them and asked to fix them, my experience is that they can fix them very effectively. I haven't had an AI session get "stuck" on me, not being able to solve a problem in over a year. The challenge as I see it is in shifting checks further left, but actual mitigation is just not really an issue any more.
	▲	WithinReason 9 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		What problem? They keep finding security bugs that humans couldn't for decades.