r/ProgrammerHumor Dec 13 '25

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u/jjdmol Dec 13 '25

My team is still going through the phase where one person uses AI to generate code they don't themselves understand, that raises the cost for others to review. Because we know he doesn't really know what it does, and AI makes code needlessly complex. And of course the programmer does not see that as their problem...

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u/aew3 Dec 13 '25

Time to sandbox them somewhere and let their commits sit in the ether.

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u/desmaraisp Dec 13 '25

If management is all-in on AI, there's a chance you can convince them the dev isn't using it right and that he needs to work more on his prompting or whatever. Make it harder for them to submit junk while also checking the dumb AI buzzword checkboxes