Until it stops bullshitting, absolutely not. I've asked it to write me some Python code for the Redlock pattern [1] and whilst it generated text that explained

Until it stops bullshitting, absolutely not. I've asked it to write me some Python code for the Redlock pattern [1] and whilst it generated text that explained it correctly the code wouldn't run - it assumed the class it needed was called `RedLock` when instead it is simply `Lock`. I've also asked it how you can make a Flask application not write any cookies on a specific route. First it told me I can use the `Flask-NoCookies` package, gave me the `pip install flask-nocookies` command and showed me how to use its decorator. Great! Except there's no such package called `Flask-NoCookies`. It's just made it up. I've just repeated that question now and it's told me I "can use the `@app.route()` decorator and specify the `no_cookie` option", again, this doesn't exist and it's just made it up. There are also examples people have posted to Twitter where it's returned references to books, papers and URLs that it's entirely fabricated, too. 1 - https://redis.com/redis-best-practices/communication-patterns/redlock/ https://redis.com/redis-best-practices/communication-pattern...