🤖 Ai

93 Percent People approved Claude Code’s permission prompts roughly 93% of the time. Anthropic shared that number to make a point: the more prompts you see, the less you read them, and eventually the human check stops being much of a check. Anthropic describes two fixes. One is to let another system make the routine calls: auto mode, where a classifier decides which actions are safe enough to approve. The other is to limit what the agent can do in the first place, so some actions aren’t possible at all. Either way, the idea is to stop relying on someone paying attention to every single action. ...

The Idea There’s an idea going around tech right now. Raj Nandan Sharma puts it bluntly: when AI makes building easy for everyone, good taste is the only real advantage left. The Last Software Engineer says something similar: once writing the code is cheap, the hard part is deciding what should be built. Taste, judgment, call it what you like. I mean the calls that aren’t written in any instruction. What’s worth doing and what isn’t. What to leave out. What actually matters in this situation. How to say something to this particular person. ...