AI Writes Better Code Than You but Only Math Can Prove It's Right
Why using model checkers like Quint, TLA+, and Alloy can reduce bugs and make your LLM-generated code more reliable
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What I have been warning about for years. AI models will become too powerful and treacherous for us to understand, so the only sensible approach to use them is to assume “dangerous until proven safe”.
Fortunately, since they are so powerful, in addition to the code artifact they produce, they can easily provide a proof that the code is safe, secure, and correct.
Then we use artisan trusted technology, like Z3, Lean, Rocq, … to independently check the proof before we run the AI generated code.
Time to listen before it is too late and we humans are getting obliterated by the machines.