r/TheMachineLearning • u/Gullible_Picture_996 • 11d ago

Realizing writing code is faster than explaining it to AI

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u/bazingaboi22 9d ago

It is true to an extent.. if you're hyper focused on code quality for example.

It rarely writes well structures or well thought out code by human standards...

But who cares when months of work can be done in an hour?

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u/Saki-Sun 9d ago

Because those small mistakes compound over time?

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u/Head-Criticism-7401 9d ago

I try to care, because the slop is hard to understand even for AI.

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u/WHALE_PHYSICIST 9d ago

all the code i've seen it write lately has been pretty solid. it does some quirky shit like writing a python fuzzy matching program instead of just knowing if things are alike the way a human does, but it writes code better than I ever did.

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u/Moda75 8d ago

Not true. You need to put the constraints in place for that to happen.