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I've seen ChatGPT introduce pretty obvious bugs when asked to produce a simple chunk of code. I don't find it believable in the slightest that a significant por
by agubelu 3y ago
I've seen ChatGPT introduce pretty obvious bugs when asked to produce a simple chunk of code. I don't find it believable in the slightest that a significant portion of the code required to build and operate a large-scale service can be autogenerated.
- blovescoffee 3y agoYou can't imagine it will improve in the future?
- agubelu 3y agoImprove? Sure. Improve enough to produce something in the order of millions of lines of code, maintaining internal consistency and implementing a well-thought, efficient and fault-tolerant software architecture? I don't see it happening in the short/medium term.
- jvalencia 3y agoI would disagree. The problem here is the same problem that plagues contractors working in multiple global time-zones. Lack of clear communication and guidelines creates a mess. If there is the right structures and algorithms, I do think the current tech could create some very large outputs. That said, there would need to be a host of manager/reviewers who knew how to wrangle the right "answers" at various steps.
- notnmeyer 3y agoit butchered my idea for a curb your enthusiasm spec script