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The talk mentioned the case of the Bun team converting the project to Rust and then back again, and inferred that with a complete verifier, rewriting code and proving behavioral equivalence becomes feasible.
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10/24/2026
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Making AI Agents Prove "Done": The Verification Loop Determines the Scaling Ceiling of Agents
bilibiliMindofuture10/24/2026
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