They're a good way of delving into less familiar languages, for sure. But if they're creating subtle bugs, the human operator will have to read over and underst

They're a good way of delving into less familiar languages, for sure. But if they're creating subtle bugs, the human operator will have to read over and understand the language really well anyway. So a less ergonomic language becomes a problem. Some parallels here to the self driving problem - in order for people to trust their personal safety / codebases to these things, they're going to have to prove a very high degree of reliability. ChatGPT's definitely not there yet. I've heard mixed reports about GPT4, curious to get my hands on it too. And then going from letting it drive your car / write your code, to total hands-free mode where you don't even know how to drive anymore or understand the programming language it's using, that's a big leap.