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How often are you seeing bogus documentation? I see that concern often mentioned. I tried ChatGPT and the first question got an obviously wrong answer. That see
by 8organicbits 4y ago
How often are you seeing bogus documentation? I see that concern often mentioned. I tried ChatGPT and the first question got an obviously wrong answer. That seems worse than stackoverflow to me. Maybe I'm not holding it right?
- teaearlgraycold 4y agoI think it entirely depends on how popular the library is. React for example is so common online that GPT has the whole API figured out. Even if it’s wrong the stakes are low. Just paste the error back into the chat and it will give you an alternative. But the real solution here is the new Copilot X for docs. Feed in the code base and all documentation and now you have the real source of truth at the helm.