Astral's Charlie Marsh: frontier models can find infinite bugs in any software
NachoSoto · x · 2026-10-26
- Charlie Marsh, founder of Astral (Ruff, uv), reflects that frontier models finding infinite bugs in any piece of software has shaken his naivete.
- Nacho Soto jokes that even Marsh's own tweet would have a bug if you let Codex look for it long enough — a quip that underscores the same observation.
Related event: Ruff Creator Says Frontier Models Can Find Endless Bugs in Any Software(2 posts)→
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