Hacker News new | ask | show | jobs
by wrinkl3 1772 days ago
How will you know that the generated code doesn't have any bugs?

Codex in its current form is meant to be used as an assist for someone who can already code/debug, not as a replacement for a contractor.

1 comments

Sure some contracts will have bugs at the beginning, but those faulty contract won't get reused.

In theory you can create a new token per contract to cap the maximum potential loss. Then you increase this maximum potential loss as the contract get used in the open and therefore become more robust.

You probably can write some guarantee fund smart contract to compensate for when bug happen.

Sooner or later we will have to implement a high-level error-correction mechanism to handle the bugs generated by the weak AI : Like a paradigm shift where you expect bugs to happen and handle them instead of expecting no bugs.