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The insidious thing is that quite possibly, it "feels" there should be a couple of bugs like that because all the codebases it was trained on had a few. It mig
by vintermann 2y ago
The insidious thing is that quite possibly, it "feels" there should be a couple of bugs like that because all the codebases it was trained on had a few.
It might even take the context of the typos in your code comments, and conclude "yeah, this easy to miss subtle error feels right about here".
- throwthrowuknow 2y agoThat is a problem but thankfully there is a lot of attention on training with highly curated high quality data right now because it is a known problem. Buggy code is still valuable training data if you use it as part of a question and evaluate the response against a corrected version of the code when training the model to perform a task like bug fixing.