LLMs are explosively valuable in the domain of code.
- LLMs are explosively valuable in the domain of code.
- Is it because code is the first domain to explode… or is there something about LLMs being a perfect fit for that domain?
- Is code a harbinger of what's to come or just an odd domain that happens to fit better than other domains ever will?
- Code is trivial to check if the output is valuable.
- If it doesn't compile, revert.
- It can also be executed and have its pixel output critiqued by another agent.
- No humans necessary in the loop!
- The loop can be closed with no humans in it.
- The downstream cost of correction is significantly lowered by that feedback loop.
- Compare to, for example, law, where you won't know for possibly decades if a given choice will work or not.