Researcher argues fully AI-generated stacks are less buggy than human-written code
bingxu_ · x · 2026-09-30
Responding to a developer's post about forgetting to check performance, bingxu argues for fully generating the entire AI stack: human-written stacks are more buggy than directly generated PTX.
- The quoted post is a developer admitting they should have checked performance
- bingxu takes this as evidence that an end-to-end AI-generated stack, down to PTX, beats human-written code in reliability
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