Decision models with non-deterministic rules could radically improve AI codegen
rickasaurus · x · 2026-10-10
Developer Harry Solovay predicts that bringing non-deterministic rules via decision models into AI code generation will radically improve output quality, enabling what he calls "global desloppification" — systematically eliminating low-quality AI-generated code. The post offers a directional claim without technical specifics.
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