I think you’re right that code models are a vital research path toward AGI.
The steps you elucidated are all expressible in natural language, and we see models like Codex Edit making headway there. One of the most fascinating parts of this is that once access to the known baselines are provided to high-level engineers, they then go on to do much more than what the models alone can do.
The main hinderance to enterprise was compliance but the move toward Azure, etc, will dissolve those barriers this year.
The steps you elucidated are all expressible in natural language, and we see models like Codex Edit making headway there. One of the most fascinating parts of this is that once access to the known baselines are provided to high-level engineers, they then go on to do much more than what the models alone can do.
The main hinderance to enterprise was compliance but the move toward Azure, etc, will dissolve those barriers this year.