Xanthos: Coding AI's human acceptance feedback flywheel applies to other domains
Spiros Xanthos · Resolve AI CEO Spiros Xanthos: AI for Prod, Multi-agent Architectures, Engineering's Future · Dec 23, 2025 · at 3:58
Resolve AI CEO Spiros Xanthos explains why software engineering was first to adopt AI agents and how the human-in-the-loop acceptance flywheel transfers to other fields.
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“I do think that paradigm is applicable to other domains. So you have to probably start with something that is useful, that let's say humans are on the driver's seat, engineers in our case, and As long as it's a better way of working, it's faster than not without that tool, then you can also create this data flywheel where we get essentially some sort of a response of whether what the AI did was accepted by a human. And then that creates essentially an improvement in the next cycle and a lot more automation over time.”
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