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Because you can't trust what the LLM generates, so you have to read it. Of course the question then is whether you can trust your developer or not.
by palata 2y ago
Because you can't trust what the LLM generates, so you have to read it. Of course the question then is whether you can trust your developer or not.
- hollowturtle 2y agoI’d rather reply with LLMs aren’t just capable of that. They’re okay with Python and JS simply because there’s a lot of training data out in the open. My point was that it seems like we’re delegating the future to tools that could generate critical code using languages originally thought to be easy to learn.. it doesn’t make sense