> Not really. Got some code you don't understand? Feed it to a model and ask it to add comments.
Absolutely not.
An experienced individual in their field can tell if the AI made a mistake in the comments / code rather than the typical untrained eye.
So no, actually read the code and understand what it does.
> Ultimately humans will never need to look at most AI-generated code, any more than we have to look at the machine language emitted by a C compiler.
So for safety critical systems, one should not look or check if code has been AI generated?
So for safety critical systems, one should not look or check if code has been AI generated?
If you don't review the code your C compiler generates now, why not? Compiler bugs still happen, you know.