Formal verification is too syntactically foreign for mainstream developers to adopt
Formal verification tools like Lean 4 require a separate language and proof-writing discipline that is inaccessible to developers working in Python or similar languages. The translation barrier means mathematical correctness guarantees remain confined to specialist researchers. Production software misses out on provable correctness as a result.
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