I feel like types doesn't really make a difference in this context. Types are good for enforcing standards between in a multi human situation, but AI doesn't really make the same mistakes that warrants it.
I feel like types doesn't really make a difference in this context. Types are good for enforcing standards between in a multi human situation, but AI doesn't really make the same mistakes that warrants it.
Models are trained on human data and they make exactly the same mistakes - and a lot of mistakes humans don't usually make.
Also they are extremely bad at high-level design.