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You don't need "AI" for that. You need structured data. You need to bridge the gap between boundaries. If you have a powerful declarative system it could on t
by borplk 10y ago
You don't need "AI" for that. You need structured data.
You need to bridge the gap between boundaries.
If you have a powerful declarative system it could on the spot alert you to most of these errors.
For example if your programming language is aware of your database the compiler or IDE could tell you "On line 15 you are attempting to insert rows in a table that doesn't exist.".
Right now you will get that in runtime.
You need to empower the compiler to "know" about more stuff before executing them.