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You're bringing up exceptions rather than a rule. Sure you can find things they mess up. The whole premise of a lot of the "AI" stuff is approximately solving h

by tgma 1y ago

You're bringing up exceptions rather than a rule. Sure you can find things they mess up. The whole premise of a lot of the "AI" stuff is approximately solving hard problems rather than precisely solving easy ones.

tapirl 1y ago
I believe future AI systems can make correct answers. The rule is clearly specified in Go specification. BTW, I haven't found an AI system can get the correct output for the following Go code: package main import "fmt" func main() { for counter, n := 0, 2; n >= 0; n-- { defer func(v int) { fmt.Print("#", counter, ": ", v, "\n") counter++ }(n) } }
- codr7 1y ago
  What do you base that prediction on? Without a fundamental shift in the underlying technology, they will still just be guessing.
  - tapirl 1y ago
    Because I am indeed experiencing the fact that AI systems do better and better.
codr7 1y ago
The opposite is true, they sometimes guess correctly, even a broken watch is right two times a day.