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The thing is, you currently can't. Sure an AI can answer relatively complex technical questions, but sometimes doesn't do it properly. And when it fails, you do
by ale42 2y ago
The thing is, you currently can't. Sure an AI can answer relatively complex technical questions, but sometimes doesn't do it properly. And when it fails, you don't know. I had cases where AI was clearly inventing calls to APIs that didn't actually exist although they were legitimately looking; such content would just be downvoted enough on SE that you'd be very careful before even considering it. If I ask an AI, I might either get a good answer or a bad one, but without a vote count nearby telling me how good it might actually be.
- janalsncm 2y ago> And when it fails, you don't know. This can be addressed in some cases with actual code verification. It’s how DeepSeek was trained. But it is hard in the general case.