> The difference is that a compiler is a rigorous, (nearly) determinisic, heavily tested artrifact built by expert humans.
replyHow do you know your compiler is a rigurous and deterministic? Did you review all of its code?
Compilers have specifications, test suites, and teams of human beings (over decades) to ensure that what the compiler produces is nearly deterministic relative to code input.
This is testable without even opening the black box.
replyLLMs are intentionally not deterministic, nor is their output subject to any known specification. Output is a point in a high dimensional manifold, determined by the input vector, but this manifold is unknowable in a real and intractable sense.
These are not equivalent constructions and it demeans you to conflate them.
So write the thing that proves the black box of magic output satisfies the solution?
replyBad faith argument. You know this comparison is ridiculous
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