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I have always been very skeptical about AI being just a pile of hype, but this is the straw that broke the proverbial camel's back for me. I don't know what th

I have always been very skeptical about AI being just a pile of hype, but this is the straw that broke the proverbial camel's back for me. I don't know what the AI will or will not be able to do, but what's clear is that things are not going to be the same any longer.

courseofaction 4y ago
I have a narrative generation system in development - the hardest part of developing it is not just stopping and talking to the characters for hours. They surprise me time and time again. This feels like science fiction.
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csomar 4y ago
In the short-medium future the path of least resistance will be auto-completion. You can achieve faster with AI than without AI. People will also start "mastering" AI prompting in the same way they mastered Google search in the past. New Jobs: - AI Prompt Engineer. - AI Prompt Analyst. - AI Prompt Architect.
- ChatGTP 4y ago
  I recently read the first half of this: https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-doing-and-why-does-it-work/ https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-... and as a programmer I can quite easily understand it, not completely but I immediately had similar thoughts to you...even if you are joking :) If you kind of understand how the prediction works, you're likely able to become quite good prompting it to generate mostly functional things.I really believe a lot of the articles we see here are people doing just that, understanding how the tool works, then getting 80% of the way to something functional , then using actual programming knowledge to make things work. I do think as others have said, this puzzle game has already existed so nothing was really invented, but...how would you know that if you didn't know the name or the format of the original puzzle game.

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I have always been very skeptical about AI being just a pile of hype, but this is the straw that broke the proverbial camel's back for me. I don't know what th

by romwell 4y ago

courseofaction 4y ago
I have a narrative generation system in development - the hardest part of developing it is not just stopping and talking to the characters for hours. They surprise me time and time again. This feels like science fiction.
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csomar 4y ago
In the short-medium future the path of least resistance will be auto-completion. You can achieve faster with AI than without AI. People will also start "mastering" AI prompting in the same way they mastered Google search in the past. New Jobs: - AI Prompt Engineer. - AI Prompt Analyst. - AI Prompt Architect.
- ChatGTP 4y ago
  I recently read the first half of this: https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-doing-and-why-does-it-work/ https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-... and as a programmer I can quite easily understand it, not completely but I immediately had similar thoughts to you...even if you are joking :) If you kind of understand how the prediction works, you're likely able to become quite good prompting it to generate mostly functional things.I really believe a lot of the articles we see here are people doing just that, understanding how the tool works, then getting 80% of the way to something functional , then using actual programming knowledge to make things work. I do think as others have said, this puzzle game has already existed so nothing was really invented, but...how would you know that if you didn't know the name or the format of the original puzzle game.