Human judgment evaluates software decisions through nuance, context, history, and the larger situation. In code reviews, it protects meaningful attention by leaving repetitive checks to automation. section 5.1
Use human judgment to:
- Decide whether an upgrade is safe when services depend on a removed feature. section 5.1
- Distinguish a correct declaration from one that introduces a scoping or debugging problem. section 5.1
- Validate AI findings and make the final code-review decision without outsourcing critical thinking. section 13.6
Upgrade decision
An automated tool recommends updating an outdated library and can perform the upgrade. A reviewer delays it because several services rely on a feature removed in the latest version. section 5.1
Figure 13.8 The future of code reviews relies on a balance between human and AI responsibility.
Use the human–AI responsibility balance to keep automated assistance subordinate to human validation and final decisions. section 13.5
















