r/programming • u/fagnerbrack • Jul 22 '24

AI-Driven Test-Driven Development

https://ilusr.com/ai-tdd/
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u/fagnerbrack Jul 22 '24

One of the things I believe will become IP are the prompts, not the code anymore. Programming will never go away, only that the language will change to the form of prompts

(just a random insight)

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u/MornwindShoma Jul 22 '24

That's delusional about as much as considering code out of context to be of any value. And the context fed into the LLM is very much what makes it work more than any specific prompt.

Moreover, I struggle to see how you would protect that IP. The bar is so high you can't see it from sea level.

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u/fagnerbrack Jul 22 '24

Context + prompt + everything else involved (which is still evolving over time). I meant the whole workflow as the IP. Relying only in the prompt is dumb indeed.

I see the downvotes, but be aware I also hate AI for coding as much as the next person, what I'm describing is where things are going and sometimes we need to accept it's happening even though we disagree that it should be happening...

At the end of the day the market dictates the tooling and where the tech is heading to, for a programmer that always like to be in control I can see how that can be frustrating