The Modern Wait Equation: Fix AI Slop Now or Wait for the Next Model?
ilanbigio · x · 2026-07-28
The author proposes a 'modern day wait equation' for AI coding: developers constantly face the dilemma of whether to fix AI-generated slop now or just wait for the next model to handle it. This is compared to the wait calculation in interstellar travel, where it might be better to delay a mission for faster future technology.
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