Once a model achieves superhuman performance on a competitive programming benchmark, will it be less than 5 years before there are "entry level" AI programmers in industry use?
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"Entry level" is deliberately fuzzy: in 2022 terms this would look like an AI (or AIs) that is assigned an issue, checks out code, makes edits, and submits a PR (that is accepted).
- Rough criteria: the AI acts with little oversight, performs similar (coding) work to entry-level coders at the time, the issue/task assignment is not *significantly* specialized for an AI (e.g. no full technical specs if the same wouldn't be given to a human coder)
- AI being used in this way in significant open source projects counts as "industry use".
- If there are technical demos of such AIs but none of them are actually being used question resolves as no.
- No requirement that it be a single model.
- A group of specialized models working together counts.
