ChatGPT instant C++ script for programming - Great for Arduino beginners!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- ChatGPT proves to be a very powerful coding tool with impressive troubleshooting capabilities!
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ChatGPT: openai.com/blog/chatgpt/
TikStation: www.tikstation.com/
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0:00 Intro
0:52 Ad
1:23 Getting started with ChatGPT
3:20 Uploading the code to an Uno
4:51 Testing code 2
6:04 ChatGPT does troubleshooting for me
7:45 Testing code 3
11:33 Results and conclusions - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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I have a whole drawer full of Arduino stuff. I tried to learn programming but it was so difficult. I am so glad for chatgpt and what it can do! Now I can finally build the projects I’ve always wanted to.
This is awesome! As someone who truly doesn’t have the interest in learning coding, but wants to implement simple projects with SBCs this is wonderful news
You and me, both! I am beyond excited! 😁😂
I have been messing with this for a few weeks now on several microcontrollers (Arduinos, Esp8266 etc) and it is PHENOMINAL
Well, i've been a TH-cam addict since TH-cam was created. This particular video is the most useful and profound bit of information I've come across yet. Thank you for posting.
I see it on a very different way. If you use it well, nobody needs to be replaced.
For more complex circuits and programming AI will run into certain problems, but probably will get about 70-90% done just fine.
So I just see it as a massive time saver, while I can focus on the more complicated and essential details, let the AI run the bulk and boring part of a project.
Exactly who set a computer to control Your economy without being able to interfere or correct it if it's wrong.
Yes, like boilerplate code and stuff. I wouldn't trust it with anything else. And I suppose it's fine for people who try simple things and maybe fail several times and want a solution to see where they went wrong. If I'd use it at all, I'd prefer a different faster interface, not the 'conversation' style, kinda like vscode emmet, though this might be suited for beginners and kids who wanna play with arduinos, better.
Exactly what I was thinking, I could make it set up the basics and fix the errors or do the complex part myself.
I remember seeing this argument back in the 80s when robots were introduced in car plants. Eventually everyone got replaced
Speechless! I have been trying to get my head around the coding rabbit hole for 12 months. WTF….. where were you 12 months ago!!! Awesome video
That's incredible ... Truly ... Thanks for the concise demo!
just watched this a few hours ago... asked it to write a script for Unity 3d for a procedural day-night cycle skybox and it delivered... Only found one tutorial prior and it was extremely complex, but much closer to what I would be looking for. By no means is it perfect, and some of the code it generates is rather bugged, broken (some MS-DOS prompts returned unset values that should have been set), or unoptimized. Overall am impressed though as I am more or less able to learn about coding and how it might interact on a more basic level.
Very simple examples of very common things exist on internet everywhere which it derives the code from. A way more complex code that i made on it by very detailed description to make code to balancing unit of an axle and where the imbalancing was and how much material to remove to get it balanced. It did it but at the borderline what it could make and very impressive but I really had to tweak many things to get there but its sill possible to tweak. It also made little different code every time which was both really annoying but sometimes it also included things that I hadn't really thought about to implement like calibrating of sensors and stuff. And for complex code for something else then just simple electronics, like this balancing thing, I noticed that it at the very first code didn't "realized" that the axle had to spin to be able to detect the imbalancing. After I told it that it apologized and completely remade the code to do so, and after that it always did for an rotating axle, like what I said was like a seed for the AI for this. Kinda cool to see. I have had hour long "discussions" with it test different thing in the code.
Thanks for the Tikstation board show off. I hope you can use it in your videos frequently
A very interesting tool indeed. It even knows PICAXE BASIC, which is a bit obscure outside the UK school system. It was able to write me a fairly complex program with two inputs and eleven outputs, internal pullups, interrupts and timing, but it took several iterations to get it right. It made a few mistakes, and had I not known the language already, they would not have been obvious; the program that it wrote would have simply failed to compile.
If you ask it to write a program of any significant length, it won't be able to display the entire code at once due to message length limits imposed by OpenAI. You can get around this, however, by asking it to display the code in sections. For example, say it starts to display the program and cuts off just after the fifth "if" statement. Just type the following to make it pick up where it left off: "Starting at the 5th "if" statement, display the remainder of the program." Works like a charm!
Spectacular presentation. Thank you for the presentation! 👍👍
i am blown away from the code 2, i didnt think it would get around that
As someone who just cannot get their head around code no matter how hard I try, this could be quite useful. I have so many ideas for things that would benefit from using Arduino's, but just cannot figure out the necessary code, so they just sit in notepads never to be built. This gives someone like me who just can't get their head into code a chance to realise many different ideas and projects.
With all that said, this is scary af. I really hope they trained it to ignore malicious requests other we could all be well and truly eff'ed
I'm glad you found the information useful. I grew up in an Era when coding was not in the school curriculum like it is today. Learning these talents later in life is a challenge. Hopefully the A.I can help make your ideas into reality 😊
@@Schematix What is that breadboard of your? Cannot find it anywhere. I'd appreciate info a lot. Thx.
And me. Wow even this was and will be useful to me someone with no knowledge of coding.
@@Schematix Exactly! It was only beginning being offered at private colleges when I was there. I had no idea what it was and got left in the dust. lol So, this is like a dream come true. 😂
How cool is that???
I just played 1-2 days ago with a similar thought to let chatGPT create arduino scripts.
Thanks for making my research 🙃
You can also ask it to explain how any code works. It's like having a personal tutorial.
Amazing! Great job
Man you make some great videos!!!! I have a quick question. One of your videos I can not find anymore. It's the one where you made the adjustable power supply with MOT from an earlier video. Did that get removed? Next to the kweld build, this is my favorite video.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
thanks mate, you made me check out more than I could think of.
As a C++ developer, good luck doing anything beyond the basics. It spits out previously designed code. Try some EPROM memory access stuff, or bit twiddling ;). Still kind of neat.
Excellent, scarry, but excellent presentation.
Yes it does the grunt work. Fantastic. But the major part of developing as more complex application is determining what the requirements are. How it is supposed to work. And dealing with edge cases. It is interesting enough that I will be giving it a try. I'm a hardware person and not a coder.
Edit: Unfortunately it has no more capacity at this time. Hopefully I can get on it at some point.
This is really cool and kinda saves my ass as i suck at coding and this provides the base code that i can actually work with. very interested to test it out further and see what it can do.
Excellent video
AI only does the busy work. For loops, easy-to-describe functions, formatting, translating code between language, etc. Anything that doesn't require much thinking. If it's something you're excited about doing though, or having a hard time figuring it out, the AI will try, but it will get it wrong pretty much every single time.
It's amazing 👏 I love it 😀
Useful for the Lay Cee thinkers.
Time to dig out my box of Arduino stuff again!
Me too! :)
I am confused! I thought you got your PCBs from the ground near a fence. LOL
Last week I asked ChatGPT to give me a program with multi header and code files and it did. Each connected part was in a separate file. Like the LCD, Buttons with a menu system for the LCD.
I got several C++ programs that the Chat GPT wrote but I don't know how to run them on the my old Windows XP computer. How do you run them. I have Notepad ++ and Code Lobster.
wow, thank you.
It'd be interesting to see if it can coach someone from absolute zero (never used Arduino IDE, doesn't know what a breadboard is) to put together a working circuit and script.
There are so many courses on ytube that do just that, they will even tell you what a wire is
I hope it will apologize before creating a sentient being.
Serious question please:
Is there any project that you can code in C++ that I cannot accomplish in C?
Not to my knowledge. C++ adds "classes" which you can duplicate in C with functions. It requires a lot more work, but is doable.
I've found that chatgpt is really good at providing examples of languages like python, but totally fails at arduino code. Maybe it's an issue with my prompts, but I spend a lot of time asking it to correct its errors. I tried to get it to write an example of using shift registers and it simply couldn't do it.
ChatGPT create an Arduino project with a blue JLC printed circuit board with enclosure. 😎 Thank you AI....
Unfortunately, it doesn't always work well. I did a test to get 2 in series coupled 8x32 WS2812b matrix working with also the serial output configured. I wanted to get different text on each matrix display. The examples he gave did not work. Without the serial output it does work. I can't solve this problem myself, which is why I was hoping the AI could point me in the right direction. I described the instructions in different ways, but unfortunately no solution. For simple tasks do it excellent.
The bot is offline ?
Never use delay function since it locks board.
This is awesome! I can't wait to be put out of a job.
Great way to get off the mark if you are a novice coder lacking confidence.
Whaaaaaat? 😯
Is this app really just pilagerzing other coders work that they spent hours coding and debugging?
It's a great tool for seasoned professionals and hobbyists but it's not replacing anyone or anything just yet. I just really hope if Microsoft does buy it out, it remains available and not just an extension of Microsoft Office.
not happy with any website that requires a mobile number to sign up otherwise i would have given it a try
I hope it will apologize when the version that will come up in 10 years takes my job.
Looks like i can now earn a second income as a programmer....
You are kidding us, I am sure or the website is kidding us. Unbelievable!
Black magic! Burn it!! LOL
getting stuff done for you is never great for beginners
ChatGPT is cool but 'Paint by numbers' coding and electronics 'black box interfacing' will teach you nothing unfortunately. ChatGPT is a super powerfull tool for experienced programmers/electronics engineers, because they know how to properly specify the task for ChatGPT. This means less debugging.
u using bad language
*You're* using bad language.... I'll see myself out the door
@@Schematix on the serious note: everybody is excited about it, but it fail totally when asked to optimise some good old SQL code and then did not want to talk
Not great for beginners, totally disagree, without the basics, beginners have zero understand of what is happening and the forums get flooded with newbies asking how do I join these five pieces of code together?
As a tutorial chatGPT is not good, ok, as a guide, but I would rate TH-cam better over the life of the first 4-5 real world projects
But, it is GREAT for passing those uni exams in computer aided design
Coding with this won't make you an expert coder.. you will lack any understanding of what is generated.
Might be something for newbies, but will they learn anything?
He never states it will. He just says this is an alternative for those who doesn’t bother learning to code. And for us who does, this can save a lot of time.
Actually I disagree, I find that examining code helps me learn what it does. Something that generates code for you is great assistance for learning.
it might be an option for debugging that sketch that has the obvious problem that I can't see because I'm tiered and had my ass handed to me frustrated. I take aspirin sometimes, and still have an eraser on my pencil. So, if this thing works, I might want a little piece of it. I was "Auto" corrected twice on this reply. Lets see where it goes, It's kinda scarry.
good grief. Using ChatGPT to write Arduino scripts takes the learning out of that ecosystem. Sure, it works. But you, the tinkerer, did not make that work. The only upside is that doing this takes the coding out of coding. You can still use your hands to wire together things blindly. And, voila - instant anomie. Thanks, OpenAI.
Wow