If we do go to more ai contributed code fragments, we still need to test them for correctness. Given that we already see compelling looking but bug ridden solut

If we do go to more ai contributed code fragments, we still need to test them for correctness. Given that we already see compelling looking but bug ridden solutions from chatgpt as well as from humans, I still see the test as crucial. If an ai writes the test, I'll skeptical. I'm skeptical of tests written by humans too. Maybe the key is testing and coding can be seen as adversarial actions, and there is benefit in separating them. If the ai or code generator or whatever you want to call it writes the code and test, I'm even less likely to trust it.