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>AI could operate at a different level, why bother with typing characters? Because if it does something wrong, you have to be able to find out what it is.
by carlmr 6y ago
>AI could operate at a different level, why bother with typing characters?
Because if it does something wrong, you have to be able to find out what it is.
- antepodius 6y agoYou can just decompile whatever it is the AI writes.
- virgilp 6y agoActually I think this illustrates what is wrong in the idea of AI-generated code. If you feel uneasy about AI-generated binary code ("I want to be able to debug it if something goes wrong!") you should feel equally-uneasy about AI-generated high-level language. The changes that it'll be broken in subtle ways are likely to be very similar, and I don't see good reason to believe that debugging AI-generated Haskell is going to be that much easier than debugging AI-generated executables.
- the_af 6y agoYou can generate human readable data out of what the AI generates. As an input representation, text made of words doesn't seem optimal for an AI.