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Imo there's a difference between criticizing industry use and learning. If you haven't learned to code, but just to tell an LLM what you want, you will not be a
by foota 2y ago
Imo there's a difference between criticizing industry use and learning. If you haven't learned to code, but just to tell an LLM what you want, you will not be a successful software engineer.
There's no difference here in my mind between cheating and the models. If someone holds your hand for all your homework in school, you're not going to learn, whether that's a person or a language model.
So if AI advances in 4 years to the point where we're all deprecated, then fine, a student learning it got lucky. But otherwise, you're setting yourself up for failure if you lean too heavily on LLMs.
- Izkata 2y agoExample: Using a calculator in school when learning how to add/subtract/multiply/divide.