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Pretty much by definition its not going to be good at highly custom or uncommon programming tasks since it won’t have seen many examples to generalize from. I d
by throwuwu 4y ago
Pretty much by definition its not going to be good at highly custom or uncommon programming tasks since it won’t have seen many examples to generalize from. I doubt you could get better results from a freshly hired human either.
- mdp2021 4y ago> from a freshly hired human either But the human will learn, through reasoning and challenges... Those features of which some wonder whether they will emerge are critical pieces.
- pmoriarty 4y ago"But the human will learn" That depends on the human, what they're trying to learn, and how it's taught to them. Some people with brain damage, learning disabilities, other cognitive issues, with poor teachers or learning materials, or with too difficult a task will not learn. It might be useful to view AIs as akin in some ways to brain damaged humans, who might be good at some tasks but deficient at others.
- hajile 4y agoThose people also won’t be hired as coders. There are other things that they will excel at.
- redleggedfrog 4y agoLOL! You got that right! They don't.