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When an AI does create a web page successfully in terms of replacing what a human can do completely, it will probably make the code in such a way that it is unm
by sebringj 9y ago
When an AI does create a web page successfully in terms of replacing what a human can do completely, it will probably make the code in such a way that it is unmaintainable because why make it maintainable? We would not have to maintain it anyway. It would be like spaghetti code yet would look amazing on the presentational side. No one would give a damn anymore about coding styles or elegant frameworks like react, you could just bark at it and it would morph around. Sites/apps would just be thoughts you could construct on a whim that typically changed frequently or autonomously to produce the maximum desired result. Meanwhile we're sucking down nutrient packs floating in stasis in our travel pods spending the majority of our time in virtual consciousness.
- raisspen 9y agoThat is just a further step in the training that could be undertaken. Many of the advances in machine vision come piecemeal for instance. One team advances one idea that does some thing(s) very well, but has some drawback(s) which another team comes up with a solution for at a later date. Maintainability of code could be something the AI is eventually trained to take into account.
- serpix 9y agomaintainability is irrelevant if the whole site can be regenerated in seconds with the new changes required. I'm okay with this though. Creating websites is tedious and is most analogous to cranking a handle as it is a learnable skill. After a while it is clear it is just banging characters and seeing what changed on the screen this time. Bear in mind I'm only talking about implementing the layout, colors, texts and responsiveness. Any dynamic functionality such as forms, buttons, dialogs, integrations and talking to servers is still potentially very complex and difficult taking.