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Why Capable Programmers Dislike "Leaving It to AI": A Scary Story About Agent-Based Development: 904th Lap

Why Capable Programmers Dislike "Leaving It to AI": A Scary Story About Agent-Based Development: 904th Lap
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While agent-based development is expected to improve efficiency, experienced developers are cautious about adoption, warning of potential risks that cannot be detected by simple operational checks.

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  • •Agent-based development, where AI handles implementation and testing, is expected to improve efficiency.
  • •Experienced developers believe that code simply working is not sufficient.
  • •They are wary of risks that cannot be identified through operational checks alone.
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