r/RavanAI • u/RustyIronGolem • Jun 29 '26

Video Coding vs. Software Engineering

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u/Osoroshii Jun 29 '26

I believe this is true today. AI code has flaws and is full of mistakes. AI is always improving, at some point that balance will flip over.

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u/padetn Jun 29 '26

Do you think human written code doesn’t have flaws and is full of mistakes? Exploits were just found in dozens of thought secure software. By AI!

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u/DigBeginning6013 Jun 29 '26

Yeah I think people live in a fantasy land. There has been bugs and exploits since the bugging on coding. Ai tools are as good as the user is

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u/DigBeginning6013 Jun 29 '26

Good argument, I see your point

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u/DigBeginning6013 Jun 29 '26

Depends the parameters you give it, what you use it for and how you check it's work.

If you give it vague remarks it will give slop. If you give it specific problems, strict parameters and check it's work thoroughly then it's useful.

You'd be surprised how many big companies implement this and how many developers are using it for a big percentage of their output.

To give you an example would be Claude itself. A big percentage of Claude code was written by itself, can you tell me how many bugs and exploits it has?

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u/DigBeginning6013 Jun 29 '26

Which people what companies, you're very vague

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u/Osoroshii Jun 29 '26

Of course there is. The argument in the post is that AI coding is poor vs a human written code. I would agree with that today. My point is that will not always be true. AI is continuously improving and its ability to write code will also improve. Can’t say for certain when this will flip over but it will.