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As others have stated, I don't think we have anything to worry about. As a SWE you are expected to neatly balance code, its architecture and how it addresses t
by prerok 2y ago
As others have stated, I don't think we have anything to worry about.
As a SWE you are expected to neatly balance code, its architecture and how it addresses the customers' problems. At best, what I've seen LLMs produce is code monkey level programming (like copy pasting from StackOverflow), but then a human is still needed to tweak it properly.
What would be needed is General AI and that's still some 50 years away (and has been for the past 70 years). The LLMs are a nice sleight of hand and are useful but more often wrong than right, as soon as you delve into details.
- orr94 2y ago> delve Nice try, ChatGPT!
- prerok 2y agoHehe, yeah, I like the word and I am not a native English speaker. Working with people across the globe I find it interesting how some uses are more common in some parts than in others. Use of "same" comes to mind in working with Indian developers or the use of "no worries" and how it proliferated from NZ/AU region to the rest of the world. Otherwise, yes, I am Skynet providing C++ compilation from the future :)