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4.Bend BLOCKS mistakes - with proof How can you trust code you never read? From then on, no AI can ship one line that breaks them, ever. Watch it guard a game: Law: winning is impossible So far, it works!
- ▪4.Bend BLOCKS mistakes - with proof How can you trust code you never read?
- ▪From then on, no AI can ship one line that breaks them, ever.
- ▪Watch it guard a game: Law: winning is impossible So far, it works!
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| Original publisher | Bend-lang |
| Canonical URL | https://bend-lang.com/ |
| Publication time | Thu, 17 Sep 2026 20:36:13 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-09-17T21:03:44.953Z |
| Last seen | 2026-09-17T21:03:44.953Z |
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4.Bend BLOCKS mistakes - with proof How can you trust code you never read? By demanding a proof. LAWS.bend is where you declare laws. From then on, no AI can ship one line that breaks them, ever. Watch it guard a game: Law: winning is impossible So far, it works! New feature: “Claude, make the board wrap around” Without LAWS.bend: Laws broken. AI mistake: merged. With LAWS.bend: Laws intact. AI mistake: blocked! Without LAWS.bend, the bug went live. With LAWS.bend, the AI had to retry until it built a wall and proved the law holds. Merging a bug is mathematically impossible: it is a theorem. LAWS.bend # LAW: no move sequence leads to victory.
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