The models were restricted from accessing the internet and forced to develop their own solutions internally.
I think researchers will find that human coders are unable to solve most coding problems without access to the internet.
I think researchers will find that human coders are unable to solve most coding problems without access to the internet.
The fact is, programming requires abstract modeling that language models aren’t demonstrating the capability of fully replicating. At least, not that we can see, yet.
Any interviews I've run or been a part of have required the interviewee to demonstrate their problem-solving skills using pseudo-code.
It's painful to watch junior coders copy-n-paste from SO or W3schools (including code samples clearly labelled not-for-production) with little effort to understanding what they are doing.