I believe it is because the navigator did an excellent job of directing (using) chatGPT. Meaning, it is also in the user how well they know their craft. But that is indeed amazing demo of the crazy capabilities of the GPT.
This is both impressive and scary at the same time. As you said, it's starting to do things beyond what you've requested. Imaging if the military ask it to eliminate an enemy position without giving it the exact restrictions, it could kill it's handler too if it somehow sees them as an obstacle to achieving the final outcome.
From what I've seen it works really well so long as the focus is very narrow so unit testing should be a great fit. I didn't like that it tried to setup the other Roman numeral mappings without prompting but it is impressive that it recognised the pattern. I think the downside of using AI in code though is the risk of trading readable code in favour of optimisation.
100% Liam! On a small-step journey like the ones that TDD favors, it's impressive. As you say, we have to keep an eye to ensure it doesn't go sideways. I also didn't like that it set up the Roman Numerals. But, I was impressed he could understand it. However, in software development "being that smart" may not help.
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I believe it is because the navigator did an excellent job of directing (using) chatGPT. Meaning, it is also in the user how well they know their craft. But that is indeed amazing demo of the crazy capabilities of the GPT.
Experience will play a role for sure. Master your tools even if they are AI 😉
This is both impressive and scary at the same time. As you said, it's starting to do things beyond what you've requested. Imaging if the military ask it to eliminate an enemy position without giving it the exact restrictions, it could kill it's handler too if it somehow sees them as an obstacle to achieving the final outcome.
😬 let's keep this to line of business applications 😜
From what I've seen it works really well so long as the focus is very narrow so unit testing should be a great fit.
I didn't like that it tried to setup the other Roman numeral mappings without prompting but it is impressive that it recognised the pattern.
I think the downside of using AI in code though is the risk of trading readable code in favour of optimisation.
100% Liam!
On a small-step journey like the ones that TDD favors, it's impressive.
As you say, we have to keep an eye to ensure it doesn't go sideways. I also didn't like that it set up the Roman Numerals. But, I was impressed he could understand it. However, in software development "being that smart" may not help.
Nice video, sometimes it is simple when you are on the beginning. But how about pair programming with chatgpt on an already developed giant project?
Honestly never tried it. The hard part is to ingest data. Besides that, I'm worried about intellectual property.