Critical observations and verification issues
According to B. Stroustrup, the human factor in programming will remain essential – programmers will continue to write code themselves and use abstraction.
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The C++ creator highlighted several main problems encountered when using AI for code writing:
Excessive and insecure code: AI-generated code often contains more errors and security vulnerabilities, making it very difficult to check and verify.
Departure of senior code masters: Senior software developers, whose expertise is necessary to verify AI-created code, are beginning to retire or leave the market because they do not want to work only as code checkers for code that changes with every modified prompt.
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Unsuitability for critical systems: AI is not suitable for writing code that performs critical security or high-performance functions.
B. Stroustrup emphasized that although perhaps 70–80% of the world’s code does not require such strict security or speed-based accuracy, it is precisely the remaining 10–20% of the most complex code that is his main interest.
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