What does static type systems provide you with that, say, using structured input / output using pydantic doesn’t?
I just don’t follow your logic of “LLMs are inherently random IO” (ok, I can somehow get behind that, but structured output is a thing) -> “you have to treat them like UI / network” (ok, yes, it’s untrusted) -> static typing solves everything (how exactly?)
This just seems like another “static typing is better than dynamic typing” debate which really doesn’t have a lot to do with LLMs.
I just don’t follow your logic of “LLMs are inherently random IO” (ok, I can somehow get behind that, but structured output is a thing) -> “you have to treat them like UI / network” (ok, yes, it’s untrusted) -> static typing solves everything (how exactly?)
This just seems like another “static typing is better than dynamic typing” debate which really doesn’t have a lot to do with LLMs.