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Relative verification cost also depends on the user. If I’m prompting a model to produce Racket, a language I am very fluent in, I can quickly evaluate the design and implementation of the generated code. If I tried to prompt a model to produce C, I’d be far better off just writing the C myself, following a systematic approach that would result in safe C. And then running it in a sandbox. After running some sanitizers on it.