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Faust is a class of automated testing framework based on fuzzing, which can only prove that "no crash was found" but cannot prove that "no crash exists."
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10/24/2026
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Anthropic Research: LLMs Make Formal Software Verification at Scale Possible
bilibilimo2cc10/24/2026
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