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> Design seems a lot easier to get 90% of the way there than get code to a point where programmers are less needed. Not to mention, the last time I checked, we
by altcognito 13y ago
> Design seems a lot easier to get 90% of the way there than get code to a point where programmers are less needed.
Not to mention, the last time I checked, we hadn't solved all computable problems, nor will we in any future timeframe.
- fragsworth 13y ago> last time I checked, we hadn't solved all computable problems, nor will we in any future timeframe. This is a common red herring in discussions about AI limitations. Computability theorems don't prevent computers from perform engineering tasks better than humans can. Humans are under the same constraints of "cannot solve all computable problems" as computers are.