> LLM generated code will eventually contain UB.
Yes.
Even in languages other than C (i.e. you will get behaviour that nothing in the input specified).
When LLMs generate code, all languages have UB.
That's a bit silly.
UB means literally no restrictions. So if you standard says 'you have to crash with an error message' that's already no longer UB.
That's a bit silly.
UB means literally no restrictions. So if you standard says 'you have to crash with an error message' that's already no longer UB.