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When asking ChatGPT to write code in language X to do task Y, often it works, for simple Y, but sometimes it produces code that does not even compile. For a pro
by Bostonian 4y ago
When asking ChatGPT to write code in language X to do task Y, often it works, for simple Y, but sometimes it produces code that does not even compile. For a professional version, why not integrate ChatGPT with compilers such as g++, so that if it is asked to produce C++ code, it does not return code that does not compile (or at least warns that the code is not compilable). You could go further and have it compile and execute programs and verify that they do what the user wants.
- tedmiston 4y agoIt would be interesting to hook it into something that runs the code in browser or even on a server-side environment. Although like you mentioned, it mostly gives code that often works, though whether or not it knows whether the code works is another story.
- pelorat 4y agoWell, hopefully "professional" means people are allowed to build products on it, like those you suggest.