[bigstrat2003]

> Figuring out how to trust AI-written code faster is the project of software engineering for the next few years, IMO.

Or we could actually, you know, stop using a tool that doesn't work. People are so desperate to believe in the productivity boosts of AI that they are trying to contort the whole industry around a tool that is bad at its job, rather than going "yeah that tool sucks" and moving on like a sane person would.

[whattheheckheck]

Neural nets sucked in 1960s and if they gave up then we wouldn't be here

[habinero]

And the Concorde did not replace normal jet travel.