AI needs feedback just the same as humans. I would think of AI like a human that’s of average cleverness, but has a huge breadth of knowledge and basically infinite time and patience. They are going to be decent at assembly but they’re still going to make mistakes just like humans.
Using a language like Rust that has a lot of static correctness checks gives a higher quality result for AI, just like it does for humans.
AI doesn’t need feedback – you’re supposed to write “make no mistakes”. Why are you worrying about “static correctness checks” when AI can just write flawless assembly?
Why bother with rust? Just tell it to write assembly
Assuming that’s a genuine question…
AI needs feedback just the same as humans. I would think of AI like a human that’s of average cleverness, but has a huge breadth of knowledge and basically infinite time and patience. They are going to be decent at assembly but they’re still going to make mistakes just like humans.
Using a language like Rust that has a lot of static correctness checks gives a higher quality result for AI, just like it does for humans.
AI doesn’t need feedback – you’re supposed to write “make no mistakes”. Why are you worrying about “static correctness checks” when AI can just write flawless assembly?