Comment by tcmart14

While TDD can have some merits, I think this is being way to generous to the value of tests. As Dijkstra said once, "Testing shows the presence, not the absence of bugs." I'm not a devout follower of Uncle Bob, but I was just thumbing through Clean Architecture today and he has a whole section to this point (including the above quote). Right after that quote he writes, "a program can be proven incorrect by a test, but it can not be proven correct." Which is largely true. The only garuntee of TDD is you can show a set of behaviors your program doesn't do, it never proves what the program actually does. To extrapolate to here, all TDD does it put up guardrails for the the AI should not generate.