The premise trap

David Heinemeier Hansson · 16 Dec 2024

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AI models are not yet capable of producing great code

Their wordsas of right now, I've yet to see any of the AI models I've been using for the past year produce great code within domains that I'm very familiar with

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AI models are not yet capable of producing great code

Their wordsas of right now, I've yet to see any of the AI models I've been using for the past year produce great code within domains that I'm very familiar with
Our reading
The next big leap for AI models probably isn't likely until they are exposed to proprietary corporate code

Their wordsI think the next big leap for these models under the current paradigm probably isn't likely to happen until they're exposed to a vast corpus on proprietary, corporate code

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