This is a very good comment.
But notice how even in software engineering there is still disagreement about these structural safeguards.
So yes, we can say the LLM created bad code when it does not compile or fails prewritten tests.
But experts might disagree what good comments, good cohesion, appropriate use of design patterns, appropriate test coverage or clear variable names are.
So what are we suppossed to train the LLMs towards?
Somebody still has to decide what "good" is.
So yes, we can say the LLM created bad code when it does not compile or fails prewritten tests.
But experts might disagree what good comments, good cohesion, appropriate use of design patterns, appropriate test coverage or clear variable names are.
So what are we suppossed to train the LLMs towards? Somebody still has to decide what "good" is.