Comment by purerandomness

A compiler produces the same, deterministic output, every single time.

A stochastic parrot can never be trusted, let alone one that tweaks its model every other night.

I totally get that not all code ever written needs to be correct.

Some throw-away experiments can totally be one-shot by AI, nothing wrong with that. Depending on the industry one works in, people might be on different points of the expectation spectrum for correctness, and so their experience with LLMs vary.

It's the RAD tool discussion of the 2000s, or the "No-Code" tools debate of the last decade, all over again.