A new take says AI no longer makes sense in fully verifiable work like coding
whatsallthiss · x · 2026-07-25
The quoted take argues that AI no longer makes much sense as a force for doing human work in fully verifiable domains like math and coding.
The real open question, in that view, is how much impact AI will have in domains that are only partially verifiable or not verifiable at all.
The author calls that framing unusually elegant and succinct.
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