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Still not sure what you're talking about that's different from what GPT can do. It's very good at transferring from one context to another while retaining the s
by throwaway4aday 4y ago
Still not sure what you're talking about that's different from what GPT can do. It's very good at transferring from one context to another while retaining the same intent or meaning. Could you give an example of something you think it can't do?
- xwdv 4y agoInnovation. Could GPT be given some screenshots of a game you want to play and then code it up? Could you run through a demo of some competitor’s app and have it make something similar but better?
- throwaway4aday 4y agoI'm using it right now to help write a game that I had an idea for. I'm writing in a programming language that isn't the same one I use daily and I'm using a graphics library that I've only used once before to make a small game and GPT has been a massive help with this. It's helped me solve some tricky problems like getting a shader to work the way I wanted it to and I've used it to create first drafts of all of the code so far. I guess that's not pure innovation but it sure as hell has a better grasp on a lot of the stuff it's writing then I did at first. It can't just look at a picture and produce the exact game you want but neither could I. I'd have to ask you a bunch of questions about what you wanted the gameplay to be like, if you wanted to release it for PC or console or both, I'd have to get an artist to create a whole bunch of concept art and then ask you to approve the ones you like and then I'd need to implement all the code and play test it with you and make changes etc. It's a bit unfair that you want this tool to do more than a single person could just to prove that it "knows something". Just because it isn't 100% autonomous doesn't mean it has 0 knowledge or ability.