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Baseline skill will be always required, you can ask ChatGPT to improve or correct your code, but if you have no idea where to start you can’t rely 100% on ChatG
by giuliomagnifico 2y ago
Baseline skill will be always required, you can ask ChatGPT to improve or correct your code, but if you have no idea where to start you can’t rely 100% on ChatGPT.
Sometimes the hallucinations it has can be dangerous, you can’t copy-paste all, you have to give a look to the code to avoid some nonsense operations.
This can be dangerous also because if ChatGPT writes an entire app and the app has a bug in the code, ChatGPT will replicate the same bug on all the other apps that rely on that code. And if one guy found a vulnerability in ChatGPT coding operations, it can be exploited on every app created with ChatGPT.
However it’s a super useful tool, especially when you have to write ripetitive code or change something like a variable, you can ask ChatGPT to do these repetitive tasks and it’s good at it.
- FinnLobsien 2y agoso sounds like your take is the "it doesn't replace the humans, but augments them" argument, right?
- giuliomagnifico 2y agoYea it’s like having a personal helper/apprentice, it’s very useful but you can’t alwa rely 100% on it.