Don't Trust the Code, Check Its Effects: Runtime Refinement for Regenerated Systems Code Under an Adversarial Generator
Runtime effect-checking framework addresses the risk that LLM-regenerated systems code may silently diverge from specifications under adversarial conditions — a growing concern as code-gen pipelines proliferate.
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arXiv:2609.00430v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Recent work uses large language models to generate systems code from specifications, treating the specification as the durable artifact and the implementation as disposable. Regenerating the implementation specializes it to each workload and device. However, that work lives in a forgiving setting: a component's externally visible effects, its writes and device commands, are recoverable, and the generator is honest, so trust is discharged by re-exe
Editorial Analysis
Enterprises adopting LLM code generation for infrastructure risk deploying subtly flawed implementations; runtime verification offers a practical safety net.
Require runtime specification-compliance checks for any LLM-generated code before production deployment.
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