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>>martin+(OP)
Terrifying that people are creating financial models with AI when they don’t have the skills to verify the model does what they expect

>>simmer+A9
They have an excel sheet next to it - they can test it against that. Plus they can ask questions if something seems off and have it explain the code.

>>martin+S9
I'm not sure being able to verify that it's vaguely correct really solves the issue. Consider how many edge cases inhabit a "30 sheet, mind-numbingly complicated" Excel document. Verifying equivalence sounds nontrivial, to put it mildly.

>>AlotOf+nc
Consider how many edge cases it misses. Equivalence probably shouldn't be the top priority here.

>>Dylan1+Ky
Equivalence here would definitely be the worst test, except for all the alternatives.