This is shocking. The summary is roughly this: we're just labeling internal operations of the model as 'UNDERSTAND' for our convenience. It's fascinating. Doesn't that mean AI could become far more revolutionary by thinking in its own way, rather than mimicking human thought?

If that's the case, AI-generated code could also operate on its own logic. Right now, programming is still done by humans, not machines, which creates a mismatch. But maybe the true machine-generated code could be much closer to the machine itself.

When you code with AI, there's a subtle mismatch with human-written code. It's like human code is a clean ORM layer, while machine code is raw SQL queries—there's that kind of subtle impedance mismatch. If we ever reach machine-to-machine code, what would that code even look like? Would it still use classes and methods?