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Testing Java Memory Management with Chronicle-FIX using AI

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While I am sceptical of using AI for release code, it has plenty of uses that previously weren’t practical, such as determining how easy your software is to use. If an AI can “figure it out” with a few hints, then you are on the right track. For me, the value of AI is what you learn using it. For more Techincal Information on Chronicle-FIX What AI Does Well and What It Doesn’t Claude and Codex are effective for producing idiomatic code; for low-latency code, it needs a significant body of example code. In this case, it was able to utilise sample code for benchmarks. If it was being used to write business logic, it would need the code to be mostly complete examples, and then it could write variations on that. If you were starting, it would be better to either; a) get it to write something functionally correct with the expectation you would rewrite it again manually, or b) write the code yourself and use AI to assist you in improving it. The AI Benchmark Trial I ga...