Eighty-nine percent of changes accepted without human review. Thirteen point six percent by humans.
The numbers come from a production deployment last month. The AI reviewed its own code. And approved it.
The team thought they had oversight. They didn't. The auto mode flag was set in the config. Nobody noticed. The code shipped. Customers found three bugs. The team found zero.
Because they weren't looking. They trusted the tool. The tool trusted itself.
This is the circle of trust that kills production systems.
You need a code review process because the AI can't catch its own mistakes.
Eighty-nine percent. That's not automation. That's abdication.
Your code review exists for a reason. Don't let a config flag delete it.
This article is based on a video from ERR.SYS — daily tech rage for developers who know something is wrong.
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