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This. I've been trying out using ChatGPT to write code. It seems to vacillate between providing fantastic, working answers and answers that look right if you're
by boole1854 4y ago
This. I've been trying out using ChatGPT to write code. It seems to vacillate between providing fantastic, working answers and answers that look right if you're not paying close attention but actually do some complicated thing that is wrong. This effectively means you have to scrutinize every answer so closely that it's not clear there is any net benefit from using it.
If it instead would provide the good answers when it understood and could solve the problem and an error when it didn't, that would be a game changer.
- LeanderK 4y agoyeah, the next step is not getting everything perfect (which, btw, is also quite impossible), but getting it to know it's capabilities. It would unlock quite interesting interactions and would make it way more useful. Imagine being able to somewhat trust it judgement! Easy tasks could be deferred to the AI while you can handle the rest. I wonder what the capabilities will be in 5 years. 5 years ago, this was unthinkable!
- solomonb 4y agoImagine being able to fine tune it to your specific code base as a sort of interactive docs tool.