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Comment by rhdunn

You can use LLMs as part of the process of identifying bugs, developing features, etc. but you must verify the results. Accepting what the LLM says without testing, checking, and verifying the output is lazy and likely to produce errors, or make the code harder to maintain, e.g. if what the LLM produces isn't in line with the project's development/formatting standards or changes other parts of the code.
parent rhdunn 1 year ago

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