alt Hacker NewsThe more likely AI becomes to produce working code every time, the more likely it will become that a one-in-a-thousand or one-in-a-million error goes unnoticed at generation time. It sucks.
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MattGaiser • today at 5:07 AM
Sure, but we currently find that acceptable. Codebases are full of such bugs.
Bugs have existed since before AI, though. It's remarkable how bad a lot of very successful software has always been.