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My AI reviewer named the bug 9 of 10 times in a diff and 0 of 10 in raw source. Here is why that is weaker than it sounds.
Limits, before anything else. 21 attempts on one defect are repeated observations, not 21 independent tests. One seeded bug: an inverted authorization check in material I wrote myself.
- AI reviewer identified 9 out of 10 bugs in diff version
- Failed to diagnose any defects in raw source code
- --trust-material-paths flag enabled diff version diagnoses