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>> No, it's not what they want It may not be what the interviewer wants, because they would like to keep using their old interviewing strategies. However, it i
by osigurdson 3y ago
>> No, it's not what they want
It may not be what the interviewer wants, because they would like to keep using their old interviewing strategies. However, it is what the business wants (or should want, assuming they want the most effective employees).
- wakawaka28 3y agoIt's not about being attached to interview strategies. It's about the fact that some people only copy/paste and aren't effective up to basic standards. I bet you'd consider an answer pasted from Stack Overflow and misrepresented as original to be 100% ok too, but both are unacceptable.
- osigurdson 3y agoIt is important to focus on the intersection of human and machine intelligence. If you listen to the AI luminaries, the role of the human will be more like a manager so perhaps understanding the code may eventually become unnecessary. However, my own experience with LLMs so far is they do seem to have trouble getting fine details correct. Presumably it will change over time.