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These are all just stopgaps, this tech is still in its infancy. If it keeps improving, it will reach a point where it can implement complex things from simple p
by MattRix 11mo ago
These are all just stopgaps, this tech is still in its infancy. If it keeps improving, it will reach a point where it can implement complex things from simple prompts, the way that talented programmers can.
I’m not a fan of a lot of this AI stuff, but there is no reason to expect it won’t get to that level.
- beezlewax 11mo agoTalented programmers often don't get things right though. They can make the wrong assumptions about what a product person wants or what a client wants. And that normally stems from lack of information or communication problems.
- hitarpetar 11mo ago> there is no reason to expect it won’t get to that level. that's not an argument. that's just magical thinking
- MattRix 11mo agoIt’s magical thinking to think it won’t! We already have one example of it being possible (in humans). Unless you think humans have a “soul” or some other intangible element, then there’s no reason they can’t be emulated.
- hitarpetar 11mo agolots and lots of things are theoretically possible