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Then again you have copilot which is very explicitly producing directions on how to do something, albeit for a computer rather than a human, and fairly successf
by r_hoods_ghost 4y ago
Then again you have copilot which is very explicitly producing directions on how to do something, albeit for a computer rather than a human, and fairly successfully to. Has anyone produced an AI that can write IKEA furniture assembly instructions yet?
Also "remixing" content is arguably how we learn. It's why we write essays and do problems at school and university. It isn't until graduate level that people start generating or synthesizing new knowledge rather than restating it.
- golergka 4y agoCopilot shines when it's used alongside correctly utilized strong type systems that catch many possible failures, but human languages don't have anything like it.