AI-Generated Code Review: What Reviewers Should Still Block
Models make awkward code cheaper to replace. Review should block future risk and leave private ideas of neat to automated conventions.

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Models make awkward code cheaper to replace. Review should block future risk and leave private ideas of neat to automated conventions.

After using Comet for coupons, search, and summaries, I am not convinced putting an agent in the browser solves the hard part: judgment.

Using Sora in a TikTok-style feed made social media's incentive problem hard to ignore: fabricated video is now cheaper than recording reality.

OpenAI talked a ~$3B Windsurf deal. I use Claude Code and Cursor; the story that matters is who owns the IDE relationship, not the model API.

GPT-4.1's benchmark jump showed up in my Windsurf and Cursor use as cleaner diffs and fewer back-and-forth retries.

A leaked OpenAI lineup showed five models, but the mini and nano pricing mattered more to me than another flagship.

OpenAI's agent tiers run $2kâ$20k a month. That is not 'AI is cheap labor' pricing â it is closer to a contractor line item.

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