This was already expressed by Seneca who said that if you are trying to distinguish yourself with your strength, an ox will always be stronger than you. So work on being maximally human.
@realBigBrainAI Tbh, I don't think Dawkins is even qualified to judge what constitutes a genuine human conversation. I'd be surprised if he had any friends to begin with.
@avidseries Imagine the ancient Greeks' shock if they discovered that their works aren't entirely compatible with the travesty of a civilisation we've built two thousand years later. Nῦν γὰρ δὴ γένος ἐστὶ σιδήρεον
I don't write perfect software, nor I want to do so. What I'm trying to achieve is something as close as possible to a really good solution: simple and effective, inherently deterministic, and easy enough for an average developer to hold in his head.
In my opinion, isolated unit testing combined with mutation testing, while keeping cognitive complexity to an absolute minimum, is the most sustainable way to achieve that correctness -- it pushes you into that direction actually.
And if you rely on AI to produce code, whether partially or entirely, this approach works wonders by my experience.