> if it tells you there is an issue with your code and it is indeed an issue with your code
That's the crucial bit. If it ends up hallucinating issues as LLMs tend to do[1], then it just adds more work for human developers to confirm its report.
Human devs can create false reports as well, but we're more likely to miss an issue than misunderstand and be confident about it.
That's the crucial bit. If it ends up hallucinating issues as LLMs tend to do[1], then it just adds more work for human developers to confirm its report.
Human devs can create false reports as well, but we're more likely to miss an issue than misunderstand and be confident about it.
[1]: https://www.theregister.com/2024/12/10/ai_slop_bug_reports/