My argument was that validating output from AI takes longer and is more error-prone than writing code yourself as long as you know what you're doing because output from AI is super verbose. And if you don't know what you're doing, using AI is even less advisable because you can't really validate or fact check it well enough other than just seeing if the code actually runs (you're basically vibe coding at that point). Now, I'm realizing that AI can be customized to have much less verbose output, which makes validation a lot easier. I have no idea why I didn't know about this. You'd think everyone would be talking about this given how many people I've seen complain about AI output being too flowery and verbose . If I can validate output faster thanks to there being less output to verify in the first place, then I can see how AI does improve productivity.
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即使容易,AI也不可能自我验证,因为AI不是人类能纠错,AI会觉得自己写的逻辑是对的,无错可找
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