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The training objective of large language models is to generate 'text that looks plausible' rather than 'programs that are guaranteed to be logically correct,' which causes models to tend to output 'verification narratives' rather than actually executing verification after code generation.
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Medium-term (~90 days)
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7/2/2026
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Superpowers: Installing Work Standards for Your AI Coding Assistant
bilibili飞猿学AI6/12/2026
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