DominikTornow: We need abstractions for specifying and verifying code, not just writing it
_AustinCalvert_ · x · 2026-10-12
DominikTornow argues that after decades of building abstractions for writing code, the field now needs abstractions for specifying and verifying code. eulerfx pushes further: we need abstractions for specifying whole systems and for validating intent, not just verifying implementations — a core challenge as AI-generated code becomes cheap and intent verification becomes the bottleneck.
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