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The latest large language models can do that for some tickets. The only big thing missing is the ability to see and interpret application screens and maybe a me
by ilaksh 4y ago
The latest large language models can do that for some tickets. The only big thing missing is the ability to see and interpret application screens and maybe a memory limitation for many things.
Considering how fast technology progresses we should all be worried and adjust our plans.
- nsxwolf 4y agoTickets are rarely correct as written. Is the to AI going understand that and conduct meetings to hash out the missing details and corrections?
- acuozzo 4y ago> Is the to AI going understand that and conduct meetings to hash out the missing details and corrections? Why not? ChatGPT is nearly there right now.
- nsxwolf 4y agoCan ChatGPT have suspicions that a requirement isn’t quite right?
- acuozzo 4y agoNo, but I'd bet that it'll improve to the point of being able to determine ambiguous requirements and/or ones with insufficient detail. Given the popularity of "NoCode" I reckon that managers & potential clients are more willing to meet in the middle than one would otherwise assume. Since programming problems are recursively decomposable into sub-problems, all that would be required is to iterate on the ChatGPT-assisted requirements list until it's unambiguous and then repeat the process for each subproblem until the capabilities of AlphaCode are reached.
- ilaksh 4y agoIt can send a chat message and hold a dialogue. For some small tasks things that is enough. Again main limitation is really vision and memory but we have to anticipate there will be very significant progress on those things in the next few years.
- sensanaty 4y agoAn AI capable of deciphering some of the JIRA tickets I see at work would make even the most advanced fictional AI quake in their digital boots...