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> If a calculator works great 99% of the time you could not use that calculator to build a bridge. We know for certain that certified lawyers have committed ma
by tveita 1y ago
> If a calculator works great 99% of the time you could not use that calculator to build a bridge.
We know for certain that certified lawyers have committed malpractice by using ChatGPT, in part because the made-up citations are relatively easy to spot. Malpractice by engineers might take a little more time to discover.
- bagacrap 1y agoEngineers' work is also externally verifiable, e.g. by unit tests for software, but I'm assuming by other sorts of automated protocols for civil engineering. I would hope a bridge is not built without triple checking the various outcomes.
- yencabulator 1y agoIf that argument were to save anyone, it would have saved the lawyers too.
- orwin 1y agoWell, most of the LLM-generated code i serve are unit tests (and scripts), so hopefully, those are good enough to catch my mistakes :)