Frontier models can find infinite bugs in any software, founders reckon
lemire · x · 2026-10-27
Charlie Marsh reflects that frontier models can find infinite bugs in any piece of software — a realization that shook his naivete. Economist DT adds a sharp reframe in reply: software always had infinite bugs; we simply couldn't afford to find them before. Where this leads, he admits, is unclear.
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