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> it rarely happens that it just finds stuff that's flat out wrong "Flat out wrong" implies determinism. For answers which are deterministic such as "syntax ch
by jmathai 3y ago
> it rarely happens that it just finds stuff that's flat out wrong
"Flat out wrong" implies determinism. For answers which are deterministic such as "syntax checking" and "correctness of code" - this already happens.
ChatGPT, for example, will write and execute code. If the code has an error or returns the wrong result it will try a different approach. This is in production today (I use the paid version).
- bongodongobob 3y agoDollars to doughnuts says they are using GPT3.5.
- tomjakubowski 3y agoI'm currently working with some relatively obscure but open source stuff (JupyterLite and Pyodide) and ChatGPT 4 confidently hallucinates APIs and config options when I ask it for help. With more mainstream libraries it's pretty good though