Saying the model failed to write a competitive C compiler makes more sense.
I don't think they tried to do that though.
> today's models are not yet able to produce production software without close supervision, even when uncharacteristically good specs and hand-written tests exist.
I don't think they tried to do that though.
> today's models are not yet able to produce production software without close supervision, even when uncharacteristically good specs and hand-written tests exist.
That's a good point anyway