> 99.9999% of code is not written with compilers that are "formally verified" as immune to code-generation bugs.
Again, that isn't a reason to never check or write tests for your code because an "AI-generated it" or even assuming that an AI will detect all of them.
In fact, it means you NEED to do more reviewing, checking and testing than ever before.
> It's not likely that any code that you and I run every day is.
So millions of phones, cars, control systems, medical devices and planes in use today aren't running formally verified code every day?
Are you sure?
Yes, I'm very sure. 99.9999% of the code you are running is not formally proven to be correct, and was not generated by a compiler whose output was formally proven to be correct.
Just curious, how much time have you spent in (a) industry, (b) a CS classroom, or (c) both?