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The opinions on this technology seem to be polarized, in one camp there are people saying it will change everything for the better, in the other camp they find
by cloudking 4y ago
The opinions on this technology seem to be polarized, in one camp there are people saying it will change everything for the better, in the other camp they find the technology useless because it produced an invalid response. I'm somewhat in the middle, leaning towards it being a transformative technology. It certainly has limitations and gets things wrong, but it depends entirely on how you prompt it. I've gotten it to help me with a number of project tasks:
1) writing requirements for product features
2) turning those requirements into user stories
3) analyzing what code does and finding bugs
4) creating prototype extensions and add-ons
5) writing marketing content, emails, social media posts
6) brainstorming and providing feedback on ideas
The output is good because I'm guiding it to produce good output. It's a tool that's as powerful as the person wielding it.
I think some people have had it give bad output (false statements, invalid code etc) and dismissed the technology entirely. They aren't considering if maybe their input is the problem. Garbage in, garbage out.
- imtringued 4y agoWhat about the camp of people who dislike its technical limitations? For example, if this thing is supposed to take my job (which apparently is a popular thing to scare people with), how do I get to feed it an entire code base and not forget any single line? Unlike a human that is capable of dynamic lookups, this AI needs all information at once or it doesn't provide any value.