Thanks but IIUC you're describing a situation where you're simply using a model without giving it a chance to learn from the whole codebase? If so, then I was asking for the opposite where you would ingest the whole codebase and then let the model spit out the code. This in theory should enable the AI model to build a model of your code.
> if we're all replaced by AI, who will write the frameworks and programming languages themselves?
What for? There's enough programming languages and there's enough of the frameworks. How about using an AI model to maintain and develop existing complex codebases? IMHO if AI models become more sophisticated and are able to solve this, then the answer is pretty clear who will be doing it.
> if we're all replaced by AI, who will write the frameworks and programming languages themselves?
What for? There's enough programming languages and there's enough of the frameworks. How about using an AI model to maintain and develop existing complex codebases? IMHO if AI models become more sophisticated and are able to solve this, then the answer is pretty clear who will be doing it.