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If you ask a coding agent to write a program that maps x to y given some (x, y) examples, you're doing a very expensive form of symbolic lea…

If you ask a coding agent to write a program that maps x to y given some (x, y) examples, you're doing a very expensive form of symbolic learning. In fact what you're doing is specifically a form of D

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If you ask a coding agent to write a program that maps x to y given some (x, y) examples, you're doing a very expensive form of symbolic learning. In fact what you're doing is specifically a form of DL-guided program synthesis (that's what LLM codegen is). However there are far more efficient (data-wise and compute wise) ways to do symbolic learning. By many orders of magnitude.

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Source: Francois Chollet (X) | 2026-09-10

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