Comment by embedding-shape
5 hours ago
> decide if the code it wrote or the tests it wrote are wrong
Personally I think it's too early for this. Either you need to strictly control the code, or you need to strictly control the tests, if you let AI do both, it'll take shortcuts and misunderstandings will much easier propagate and solidify.
Personally I chose to tightly control the tests, as most tests LLMs tend to create are utter shit, and it's very obvious. You can prompt against this, but eventually they find a hole in your reasoning and figure out a way of making the tests pass while not actually exercising the code it should exercise with the tests.
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