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AI Code Review: Enhancing Human Expertise

hackerone.com | blog | #ai-security | #code-review | #machine-learning | #github-copilot | #software-development
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Argues that AI coding tools like GitHub Copilot raise the stakes for thorough code review, and AI-assisted review should augment rather than replace human expertise.
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