I've been working with formal methods in my software engineering practices for a while now, and thought I'd try to spread some of what I've learnt into the wider community. In the hope that it will inspire some creativity around the use of LLMs as a complimentary force, instead of the slop cannon we have now.
I think we're still all stuck in the early stages of adopting a new major tech (AI), where we use it do the exact same stuff we used to. Just faster, and worse.
Feedback is welcome!
PS: Zero AI was used in the formulation of this post, or the writing of the article itself. It has no place in creative pursuits such as writing. Not even for grammatical issues. Traditional spellcheck suffices (for better or for worse).
I've been working with formal methods in my software engineering practices for a while now, and thought I'd try to spread some of what I've learnt into the wider community. In the hope that it will inspire some creativity around the use of LLMs as a complimentary force, instead of the slop cannon we have now.
I think we're still all stuck in the early stages of adopting a new major tech (AI), where we use it do the exact same stuff we used to. Just faster, and worse.
Feedback is welcome!
PS: Zero AI was used in the formulation of this post, or the writing of the article itself. It has no place in creative pursuits such as writing. Not even for grammatical issues. Traditional spellcheck suffices (for better or for worse).