Brian Kernighan, one of the creators of the C programming language, is generally credited with having said the following: “Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.” This jives totally with what Einstein said earlier: "You cannot solve a problem from the level that created it in the first place".
The fun part of today's state of the art in artificial intelligence is that we no longer need to be twice as smart to debug our own code. We can just let Grok Build hunt for the root causes, and then use our general understanding of the programming to determine if it indeed found the right one. So while I am writing this, my buddy Grok is figuring out a problem in a project I am working on.
I prefer Grok to other AIs, because it very good in its reasoning, and shows a clean train of thought. It is like a smart peer programmer, who constantly tells you what it is thinking an doing, which makes cooperation really easy!
