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> developers, only 3% say that they highly trust the accuracy of these (AI) tools I don't believe this at all judging from how I've seen developers using them
by whywhywhywhy 3y ago
> developers, only 3% say that they highly trust the accuracy of these (AI) tools
I don't believe this at all judging from how I've seen developers using them the past few months. Seems a huge amount of trust in them. Although I'd say the trust is earned, it's shocking how often ChatGPT can completely nail a request.
- darknavi 3y agoI think the key word is "highly". I won't argue the metrics but while I generally trust Copilot and ChatGPT, I would not say I "highly trust" them.
- jdminhbg 3y agoI think they can be useful without saying you "highly trust" them. If you moderately trust them, you can still let them do grunt work that you'll know you have to look over before committing.
- TrueDuality 3y agoUse and trust are different things. I use Google Search, I don't trust the first answer it gives me until I confirm it. I use co-pilot, but I don't accept every request. I don't trust them to be right, or even commonly right. Even the code generation benchmarks for language models are sitting between 30-50% correctness for the absolute best models. Would you trust a lawyer that is right 30-50% of the time?