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The author argues that AI currently excels at generating high-quality local code (individual functions) but struggles with code requiring global program understanding, often producing unnecessary defensive checks that complicate systems. While questioning whether programming languages significantly impact software quality overall, the author suggests that language design could potentially help address AI's limitations by enabling local reasoning to provide assurance about global properties. The post explores whether past programming language innovations offer examples of achieving this balance between local and global code understanding.
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