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Would you fly on an AI-coded plane | Hackle's blog
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a.k.a. on the foolishness of spec-driven AI coding
Would you fly on an AI-coded plane | Hackle's blog Would you fly on an AI-coded plane a.k.a. on the foolishness of spec-driven AI coding Would you fly on a plane with software fully and autonomously written by AI? Or, if you are about to say "yes", let me ask differently, would any airlines be foolish enough to buy and fly such aircraft? Now you say: don't be dramatic, we don't make flight-control software, it's not a matter of life and death. Sure thing. But it's always a matter of something , so what's at stake? How about hospitals and doctors using machines to operate on patients? A trading
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