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Possibly, but in software the realm of errors is wider and more detrimental. Imagery, the human mind will fill in the gaps and allow interpretation. Software, n
by adamredwoods 6y ago
Possibly, but in software the realm of errors is wider and more detrimental. Imagery, the human mind will fill in the gaps and allow interpretation. Software, not so much.
- visarga 6y agoTrue, but the human mind needs an expensive, singleton body in the real world, while a code writing GPT-3 only needs a compiler and a CPU to run its creations. Of course they would put a million cores to work at 'learning to code' so it would go much faster. Compare that with robotics, where it's so expensive to run your agents. I think this direction really has a shot.
- social_quotient 6y agoWould someone like GitHub be the right person to solve this? They have ALL of the code.
- ravi-delia 6y agoTo be fair, anyone else has almost all the code, since it's all public.