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>>tablet+(OP)
I think the key premise here is that one can effectively and efficiently audit code that the LLM is producing.

I doubt that. First, human attention and speed is very limited. Second, when I see something, I am already predisposed to assume that it is right (or at the very least, my subsequent inquiries are extremely narrow and anchored around the solution I have seen presented to me.)

>>agnish+wH
Exactly. And even if LLMs become more accurate and qualitative better, it just raises the costs for validation. Errors and bad design decisions become harder to spot.