> If everything passes, it ships, automatically. If something fails, the agent fixes it. A human only gets involved when the system genuinely doesn’t know what to do.
This right here, he conveniently skipped elaborating how will a human fix a system he hasn’t genuinely built but just prompted.
Writing code by hand helps you build a mind-map that is helpful while debugging. Without it, a human needs to go through all of the complex code.
This is not efficiency, but delaying the heavy lifting to a later date, because system fail and they fail often (nowadays).
And based on how its phrased, it looks like AI has written this article.
This right here, he conveniently skipped elaborating how will a human fix a system he hasn’t genuinely built but just prompted. Writing code by hand helps you build a mind-map that is helpful while debugging. Without it, a human needs to go through all of the complex code. This is not efficiency, but delaying the heavy lifting to a later date, because system fail and they fail often (nowadays).
And based on how its phrased, it looks like AI has written this article.