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In a completely different approach, a neural net was trained on input-output pairs and stack traces of a program. The neural net learned the algorithm. The advantage is that all algorithms could be "neuralized".


How is that an advantage?


The neuralized algorithms become really hard to debug? I think of it as a magicians curtain.




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