George Hotz says coding agents will be "one of the most costly mistakes" in software development
Quick Take
George Hotz warns AI coding agents may lead to costly software development mistakes.
Key Points
- Hotz's tests reveal LLMs produce bugs in details.
- AI community is divided on the utility of LLMs.
- Fast prototypes from LLMs come with hidden issues.
Article Excerpt
From source RSS / original summaryProgrammer George Hotz warns that AI coding agents will become one of the industry's most costly mistakes. After six months of testing, his verdict: LLMs deliver fast prototypes but fall apart on the details, producing bugs that keep getting harder to spot. His stance is one example of how deeply split the AI community is over the role of LLMs. The article George Hotz says coding agents will be "one of the most costly mistakes" in software development appeared first on The Decoder.
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