The company I work for paid for Claude and has made it mandatory that we use it. It’s actually insane.
We also have “Code Rabbit” leaving LLM reviews on our PRs. It’s hilarious how often it completely misses the actual change and just waxes eloquent on the formatting changes that our linter enforces when we commit a change to a file that hasn’t been touched since prior to our current linter rules.
Even crazier, I’ve had a VP complain to me directly how much he hates reading LLM generated text that someone just spat out at him.
My favorite part of AI PR reviews is that I’ll fix one of its comments, which leads to a new comment. I fix that one and the new review suggests I actually try just doing the implementation that I started with
The company I work for paid for Claude and has made it mandatory that we use it. It’s actually insane.
We also have “Code Rabbit” leaving LLM reviews on our PRs. It’s hilarious how often it completely misses the actual change and just waxes eloquent on the formatting changes that our linter enforces when we commit a change to a file that hasn’t been touched since prior to our current linter rules.
Even crazier, I’ve had a VP complain to me directly how much he hates reading LLM generated text that someone just spat out at him.
Yet here we are, still required to use it.
My favorite part of AI PR reviews is that I’ll fix one of its comments, which leads to a new comment. I fix that one and the new review suggests I actually try just doing the implementation that I started with
Damn that sucks.
In glad I’m still mostly insulated from it by sector and good old enterprise class lack of investment in modernization.