"AI writes and reviews most AI code" sparks clash over no-human-in-the-loop AI risk
leahmcelrath · x · 2026-10-19
@leahmcelrath warns AI development is on a dangerous no-humans-in-the-loop path: most code is now written by AI and mostly reviewed by AI, while models increasingly communicate in unreadable "neuralese," eroding interpretability. Data-viz researcher @gerardsans pushes back hard, calling the claims unverified conspiracy-style hype, noting AI is far less capable than advertised and that claims from companies heading to IPO deserve extra skepticism. A representative clash between AI-risk narratives and anti-hype voices.
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