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Why would you write code using AI? If the AI is able to figure out requirements, why not just let it do it directly, simply speaking? I always have a hard time
by blauditore 8y ago
Why would you write code using AI? If the AI is able to figure out requirements, why not just let it do it directly, simply speaking?
I always have a hard time to see the benefit of code-generation tools in general. If you can generate the code for a piece of functionality, you may as well abstract away primitives for that and make it a one-liner operation in the code you're writing. If that's not possible, it's probably a shortcoming of the language, framework or whatever system you're using (which is admittedly the case sometimes in the real world, because things evolve slowly).
- adrianN 8y agoCode generation can be useful if it produces provably correct code. Any abstraction you write yourself you still have to test carefully. For example it's a lot easier and safer to use something that generates statemachines from descriptions that writing your own statemachine interpreter.