The real risk in AI coding is teams skipping the verification level
dawnsongtweets · x · 2026-07-28
The thread argues that the most immediate risk is not full autonomy, but “level-skipping”: teams may claim to run at Level I while merging AI-generated changes that nobody meaningfully reviews, effectively adopting Level II without the corresponding verification, governance, or accountability.
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