Bend – A language that blocks AI mistakes via proof, on CPU and GPU
THE SO WHAT
A language like Bend that uses proofs to block AI mistakes on CPU and GPU is an early attempt to fuse formal methods with AI-assisted coding. For engineering leaders, the direction of travel is clear — AI codegen will need built-in correctness constraints, not just better autocomplete.
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