On the other hand, there also seem to be some properties that AI struggles with, even with explicit instructions. Last week a client and I tried to get Claude to generate a good liveness or action property instead of a standard obvious invariant, and it just couldn't. Training data issue? Something in the innate complexity of liveness? It's not clear yet. These properties are even more "subtle" than most invariants, so maybe that's it.
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I also want to give credit to the fact that context-generic programming is built on the foundation of many existing programming concepts, both from functional programming and from object-oriented programming. While I don't have time to go through the comparison, if you are interested in learning more, I highly recommend watching the Haskell presentation called Typeclasses vs the World by Edward Kmett. This talk has been one of the core inspirations that has led me to the creation of context-generic programming.