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"Can" add in the chance if nonzero? Sure. "Easily"? No. Just check the article, it's plenty of examples of skilled programmers stopping to use A"I" because lon
by martin-t 2y ago
"Can" add in the chance if nonzero? Sure.
"Easily"? No. Just check the article, it's plenty of examples of skilled programmers stopping to use A"I" because long term they discover more bugs than they would have written themselves. And you can even write the code yourself and have an LLM check it because it'll find tons of false positives.
LLM are fundamentally probabilistic text generators. We need and expect tools that have an error rate as low as the hardware error rate.