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While I agree, I don't think this is what Dijkstra was speaking about. A lot of the "AI interfaces" are just underpinning the real technical representation. For
by jxf 4y ago
While I agree, I don't think this is what Dijkstra was speaking about. A lot of the "AI interfaces" are just underpinning the real technical representation. For example, if you say "Which customers recently bought product #721?" this might generate a SQL query like "select * from customers where ...".
The interface is not the ChatGPT text box; it's SQL. The ChatGPT text box is just an assistant to help you do the correct thing (or at least, that's the way it should be used).
- lwhi 4y agoYour example isn't very comparible to tasks involved in creating, texturing, lighting, animating and rendering 3D models using spline and mesh topologies.
- jxf 4y agoI would say it's applicable to anything with a programming language or DSL for it, which this does.
- ibejoeb 4y agoAll of that seems very plausible, right? "Make a juvenile elephant." "Make his ears comically large." "Bigger." "Give him a little floppy hat." I don't think it's out of the question for these kinds of commands to result in the correct outcomes. Now, maybe I can adjust the ear size more precisely with my mouse, but it probably saved me a bunch of work.