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TechFlow news, on December 24, Vitalik stated on the X platform that the notion "bugs are inevitable—you can't write bug-free code" will no longer hold true in the 2030s. Vitalik believes that although many software systems will still have bugs (since functional improvements may be prioritized in specific use cases), if developers truly aim for bug-free code, achieving this goal will become possible by the 2030s.
Vitalik stated on X that the notion that "bugs are inevitable and you can't write bug-free code" will no longer hold true in the 2030s. He believes that while many software programs will still have bugs—because improving functionality may be prioritized in certain use cases—it will become possible by the 2030s to achieve truly bug-free code if developers genuinely aim for it.
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