There were always lots of code generation tools that people expected to review and fix the output.
Anyway, code generation tools almost always are born unreliable, then improve piecewise into almost reliable, and finally get replaced by something with a mature and robust architecture that is actually reliable. I can't imagine how LLMs could traverse this, but I don't think it's an extraordinary idea.
Anyway, code generation tools almost always are born unreliable, then improve piecewise into almost reliable, and finally get replaced by something with a mature and robust architecture that is actually reliable. I can't imagine how LLMs could traverse this, but I don't think it's an extraordinary idea.