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Quoting Paul Dix

L4 · DeveloperOpinion & AnalysisSimon Willison's Blog· 8/26/2026

For developers building AI-assisted programming tools, this perspective on AI's software engineering capabilities is highly relevant.

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Paul Dix argues that AI can produce and refine complex, reliable software at scale when given proper direction and verification systems.

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