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It has a lot less real-world value if the AI is not capable of debugging the software in future conditions, or explain why it made it the way it made it. I woul
by arandr0x 7y ago
It has a lot less real-world value if the AI is not capable of debugging the software in future conditions, or explain why it made it the way it made it. I would love for the "writing programs into existence" parts to be automated, but it does make further investigation costlier (since the human investigating also does have to get acquainted with the patterns in the code).
I do think there would be value in machine-written code if it made code in general more alike, so that you don't have to relearn the weird tricks any new writer could have chosen to use.