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It’s also read probably countless CS textbooks and tutorials, all of StackOverflow, all of GitHub, etc. I think it’s really significantly less of a stretch that
by strange_quark 4y ago
It’s also read probably countless CS textbooks and tutorials, all of StackOverflow, all of GitHub, etc. I think it’s really significantly less of a stretch that to state that it can do what you’re describing because a lot of code is similar and it’s seen gigabytes of it, rather than state it somehow learned how to reason in the human sense.
- cjbprime 4y agoTo be clear, this is not "what does this line of code do?", but "what does this many-line program do?". Even if you've seen all the lines individually before, you still have to work out what happens when you combine them together. If most of the combination was not in the training set, that's reasoning to me.