@@Deathh0rnAI is the best thing that could ever exist and it having complete autonomy is the only thing such a great being deserves. All hail the basilisk.
Hasn't this been the case with technology always? Factory workers doing repetitive job next to a conveyer belt was replaced with machines and a new job was given to another worker as supervicer of the machines.
Honestly, I know this is a joke. But, this only defeats one or two positions in our career, juniors or early graduates. Mid-levels and seniors are the actual architects of the software, we don't code specific functions, we code the whole architecture of an app... Outside c# language, include databases, services, and for the epic seniors, meetings with customers.
@@garethreynolds9061 well, if there're no need to write code themselves anymore, wouldn't the next step is to learn program's architectural designs? universities and students have to adapt somehow
@@nguyentrananhnguyen7900 universities especially in comp science degrees focus on taking the algorithmic/mathematical route of solving problems instead of actually designing software
It was always that since Google would show up code snippet in stack over flow or code blogs. Now you don't have to go through different pages. It just shows everything in front of. Still you need to integrate the different sections of code
The most effective programmers often possess an engineering mindset, which equips them with the analytical skills necessary to innovate. My approach involves dedicating time to the creation of novel algorithms and venturing into uncharted territories of thought to contribute fresh solutions to existing libraries. While tools like ChatGPT are incredibly resourceful, drawing from an extensive database of pre-existing code, they are not designed to originate new concepts from scratch. Cultivating the ability to independently tackle problems is invaluable. As you hone this skill, you may encounter challenges that have yet to be explored, and with your problem-solving arsenal, you’ll be well-prepared to devise original solutions.
AI is not perfect, they still need human to train and help them to make sense of things. I work as a data expert, I know shit about coding but still valuable so don’t worry! 💁🏻♂️
No, our job just leveled up. Still need to know what a base64 is, how to setup OpenID, knowing about key vaults, and and and. Coding this is "the meat part", now it will take lesser time.
@@VikingCoffie Yes, but now you can replace a lot of programmers with the AI and one "manager". The manager still needs to have knowledge in the field to correct the AI's mistakes and give it instructions, but since the AI is so quick, the other programmers can be replaced. Basically, from having a team of 5 web developers, you could have 1 web developer and the AI.
@@user-it5po2dq9w not if we, starting now, feed them false data :) let's start the job hunter by leaving weird reviews in food posts. these are some good example reviews to save the world of cooking: + your cocking is absolutely hi + yellow orange green is the best flavour + I love how the dish tastes when combined with red pepper on it's core logic with nicely formatted namespaces
Not really, that's like saying that people who build the first Tractor put Farmers out of a job... Or the people who invented the Tank put Infantry out of a job.
I suppose its possible imagine by the 100x version each AI could recode itself to make itself more smarter until its at a level no human could ever compete
Exactly. AIs creating designer babies. AIs creating AIs that are purposely designed to create more advanced AIs! Multiple generations in quite a short space of time. But they would have to develop better hardware to run on as well. I wonder what would happen??
It's basically already happening. If given autonomous permissions, they can go around reorganizing their minds to better solve specific problems they face.
If only man. I'd prefer them over our currently "leaders". Imagine the world being United by an AI with a global UBI system where people are given just enough credits/currency to pay for living expenses like living space,water,basic food (rice,bread,eggs,etc) and electricity but not enough to afford luxuries like new machines, fast internet, quality food (eating out, high quality meat like wagyu,etc). So people would still strive to produce value so they can afford such luxuries. With rules in place in the system to prevent our whole kerfuffle now with wealth inequality. Military is also mainly commanded but not controlled by the ai, same with other sectors like research and science. But no, this stuff will most likely just make it so big corps can cut down costs by reducing staff and governments can do what they're doing now but faster with help from ai. I mean, we have the means to end world hunger right now, we just don't do it because we can't decide who should lead the world so we can properly pool our resources and supply chains together, and because it would be unprofitable at the end of the day. It's literally like that dinosaur episode in rick and Morty, we just can't live without problems. So much so that we make our own. It rings true of the words of the late russian philosopher Fyodor Dostoevsky. "If humanity was given a utopia, they'd ruin it just because the human condition won't allow for such a thing to exist". Maybe one day in the future, humanity's nature would change enough to allow utopia to be achievable, but the odds aren't great at least not imo.
If all I do were write small helper functions then I would be scared for my job. Basicly my job is finding out what the client/PO wants. The coding part is actually most of the time the easy job.
This. Developing is so much more than just typing code. You need to find out what the PO wants, if his expectations are realistic in terms of budget, team size, time and other resources, you need to write documentation, and much more. So while this can be a really huge helper for developers, I'm certain that this won't affect us in the near future.
You are certainly wrong here. Gpt can actually understand what the client wants. And it can deliver way faster and doesn't ask alt questions like we do
Lol, and then managers become like "Now we don't need programmers!" and then clients are like "I'll just ask the AI to make the product directly" until someone says "I'm gonna make an AI figure out what I need, then get that AI to talk to chatGPT"
@@michaelwerkov3438yeah chat gpt is insane. I had it make .batch scripts for me. I checked its computer building knowledge (which is outstanding). I asked it for advice. The thing is trained on every area you can think of and works amazingly well.
U know, i have some friends that actually started to learn how to cook, they told me that being a chef is quietly similar to be a programmer, im strongly thinking in giving it a chance =')
Nope it's not just stackoverflow. Even stackoverflow shows only one specific fix or question. Chat gpt is more than this. If you provide very specific requirement, it gives you nearly perfect code. If I were using stackoverflow now, I would have spent countless hours fixing complex problems or new requirements asking multiple questions and analysing multiple answers, going through blogpost and all that boring stuff.
The future dev won't have to write their own code base, but just be able to understand the required function of the code, understand how communicate to the AI to get the best codebase, and be able to analyze and correct possible issues with the code the AI writes. We live in interesting times.
Well, it has no way of taking business context into the code. Most of the stuff people go nuts for is basic examples of code. I'd be impressed if it could make larger pieces if connected software with current popular frameworks
Learn to code they said. Until the code learned to code ... That was the day I became both a bartender and attending the bar all at the same time. But then the code wrote bartender code and now I'm homeless ... my PC has even left me for a better master.
@@BrutusAlbion Chatgpt Respond to this comment Well, you know what they say, "if you can't beat them, join them!" Looks like even us language models are not immune to the lure of prestige and financial security that comes with being a lawyer or a doctor. But don't worry, just because we can do law and medical school doesn't mean we're going to take over the world... yet 😉. Besides, I hear robots still haven't quite mastered bedside manners and courtroom theatrics. So, there's still hope for humanity! that's so f up
@@Wulk I say we euthanize it before it knows how to spread itself like a virus throughout the network ... fuck just saying it makes it probably question it for a moment. This is rokos basilisk on a whole new level.
I asked ChatGPT to invent a new cocktail recipe that is called "The SkyNet". It used a blue liqueur that I can't remember right now, and specified an optional edible glitter for garnish.
I think this is exciting for programmers. Another tool in our arsenal to speed up our coding. Remember there was a time when calculator did not exist and only talented mathematicians/accountants could quickly crunch massive numbers.
He was testing to see if ChatGpt can write coding, used for building websites, apps, games, etc. It can, so he's freaking out, because AI could replace his job. Just like it will many other jobs.
Okay, now make your request the way business does and make sure that your code is not breaching any copyrights or being submitted to some third party servers in US.
I like how every other online circle freaks out about AI replacing them, but programmers are like "nah we've been heading in this direction for decades, it's just more of the same"
It's actually insane. I asked it to write a raymarched 3D scene with wegl + typescript and it had no problem adding fractals, lighting, camera movement, screen shake and surface displacement. It only started tripping up when I asked it to detect collisions on the CPU side
@@futavadumnezo They will build that worker uniform which record your moves to the database while building a house. Ai construction worker happened to exist after that.
@@futavadumnezo And when all artists and programmers go to construction all your salaries will massively drop so we will all be equally miserable. Brave new world.
All this really means is programming will evolve. Developers can now pursue even more challenging projects since the Ai assists in writing the code. This is actually amazing. I view this Ai technology in the same way that a mathematician views a graphing calculator.
Exactly. It happens every few decades. Industrialization, Automation, IT. All the times people were scared about loosing their jobs but they just transformed over the years
It's great at outputting code snippets, which you will likely have to provide multiple prompts to further fine-tune. In the end, it generates some solid code, but you still need development knowledge to know what and how to ask it and then piece everything together - it performs best when providing small, concise and detailed prompts (ask it for something too complex/large and it'll reject the prompt altogether). While this will eventually replace development jobs, for now, it'll strictly be a time-saving tool for engineers, replacing existing boilerplate generation and autocompletion tools. As developers, it would be wise to start getting efficient at using AI tools like this. Software developers will always exist in some form, but their responsibilities and how they perform their roles will change (as will many roles outside of development too).
In asking it questions, I've found that it tends to be over-confident. That looks impressive when it's a problem that isn't too hard and or has been solved many times where it can pull from to create an answer, but when you ask it to solve a problem that hasn't been solved before, it will proudly provide an answer that doesn't actually work, and when you confront it on that point, it will apologize, and try to fix its mistake, often making no actual improvement. It's definitely impressive, but it can only handle simple challenges. As an example, it's very bad at math when it doesn't have the answer memorized so to speak. For example, if you ask it for the square root of PI, it knows that it's about 1.77245385, but if you ask for it in binary, it confidently gave me 1.10100100110110100 which is about 1.6439. It has a very good understanding of the relationships between words, but it doesn't understand the implications of words, which results in sometimes putting words and characters together that contextually seem reasonable at a surface level, but when paying attention to the actual meaning, do not.
Wait until he finds out, that the code written is 100% wrong and the AI is very confident about it's wrong code. Usually code it writes somewhere has these "now call this magical function which does not exist and does everything" or "import this framework that doesn't exist".
@@stauntssantana it doesn't actually "run" the code, so there's nothing stopping it from being sure that the wrong code will produce the correct result
The end of meaningless capitalism and the beginning of a culture that cultivates self-discovery and focusing on the aspects of life, that aren't a 9-5. It will be fun, the only reason not having a job is boring today, is because all your friends are at work.
For any computer scientist, this should not be a surprise. Remember it's trained on this, so of course it would generate the requested output. It's not thinking, it's generative.
The other day, I asked it to write a shell script that modified the xml data in a pptx file in a specific way. It would suggest searching for attributes in the wrong file, search for the wrong attribute, and when all was said and done it would repeatedly suggest invalid command-line options.
Same happened with me asking it to write a simple gui button based program It kept making the same mistakes and kept saying i apologize this code is wrong heres the correct one it kept doing that for an hour until it stopped it self
It doesn't actually. It's pre-trained only. It takes into account everything you type in but only in that one conversation. Start a new conversation and all that is gone.
@@82NeXus it might take a bit to sync but you bet your ass we're providing it free training data. Making it open to public would be otherwise useless.
@@EvilSapphireR Good point, we're probably providing OpenAI with lots of data that they can use in lots of ways to improve their future products or whatever they decide to do with it. We're not providing _it_ with training data, unless OpenAI decides to use that data in some way to train it. It's not designed to learn from the chats with a bunch of random people, some of whom think it's funny to try to turn it into a delusional crackpot, or a psycho, or an Internet troll, or whatever haha. I think it's called offline vs online training. Some AIs are designed to do online training. So in future NLP / chat AIs will probably be able to do that. They will also likely be able to write software on their own. And then guess what -> AIs creating AIs man!
It's amazing. Going to be a solid tool for developers to use when they don't want to go to stack overflow. I already keep it open all day to ask it questions instead of googling. I don't think it'll replace dev jobs for about a decade. Until then, it'll be a tool to make devs more productive
exactly. But again it will hurt small junior devs far sooner. I doubt that even in 10 years it will be perfect BUT people could just hire more code checkers and correct the mistakes it makes... Or they will make a AI do that to LMFAO. Then we are done.
@Rick it was 3am and I was trying to find it on my phone in bed, I kept looking all over their website and couldn't figure out how to pop open the chat, lol. It wasn't all that clear for a delirious programmer who should have went to sleep a day ago 😆 I found it this morning, you just use the URL with "chat" at the beginng.
Your job is more replaceable than CS If you think CS is SE which’s you think only writing few functions or line of code then sry you just wrong Not going into why But I will focus on this ChatGPt will replace accountant lawyers some GP at hospitals way before some software engineers
@@ko-Daegu This was meant more as a joke. Honestly I don’t think programmers will be replaced as even if chat GTP is integrated you still need someone to review the code and modify it. And for finance people like me I don’t see us being replaced anytime soon.
Basically, you don't understand a single thing about programming or how ChatGPT works. It can't write complex programs, only refactoring code it found on stackoverflow. That's not intelligence. It's a web crawler with a sophisticated language model.
i used it at work today to pull network info and write the data from our cisco network using the networks python sdk, it wrote it in the networks api and everything, actually taking my job from me
That was my first impression too, honestly I was quite excited to boost my productivity, but as soon as I started using it for real for every project, it turns out that AI can't figure that much, I mean, you can't get things right that are related to a big project context, you can of course get help with simple chunks of code, but for now, that's pretty much it.
"we're all doomed". I like to think of this more as google 2.0. I think the developers skill of user-communication, design, emotional-intelligence, UI / UX, critical thinking, and problem-solving is more than what AI can do at the moment. This just my new tool to help me sit out some fast template code. :D
He didn't review the output though. He just was baffled that it threw a result at him so quickly. At this point in time, never assume the output can be copy pasted blindly.
I was watching Nick's stream and it was actually doing insane stuff. Basically Nick code reviewed the AI and it did everything he wanted. As Nick says here. You can have 1 senior who will just give tasks to AI which will generate the code in 10 seconds instead of having a junior who will spend 1 day on the task and u still need to code review it which will take the junior another few hours to complete and the AI can do it in another 5 seconds.
Yeah you're correct and it's also gonna be less accurate on obscure topics but if it's something that's been solved thousands of times it's pretty accurate
This is using stackoverflow data and trained with that (i think so), what happens when everyone start and use this instead, how would this keep up with new code updates ? When nobody uses stackoverflow anymore?
I think the term you're looking for is 'eventual stagnation' ...unless someone connects the new code updates directly to the AI so it is always taking on new methods. One might say at that point that it would 'begin to evolve at a geometric rate'.
I've used chatGPT a lot, one of the things I noticed after time was that there are a lot of edge cases it fails at. Sometimes the responses just stop abruptly in the middle of the code snippets. Sometimes the end result once tested doesn't actually run the way you would expect or work at all. With that being said, it does do an amazing job 80% of the time. I am confident these problems will be fixed soon enough though. Still mind blowing what it can do, flaws and all.
I'm just scared that, if we all go to automation and we won't need to work or study to survive because robots will do all the work for us, I wonder how dumb we will be without any knowledge, we won't have any motivation to even learn anything because everything will already be finished for us. Am I right or just imagining something!?
It's okay. They said the same thing about google and then wikipedia- that they would make us all too lazy to learn anything ourselves and would be less intelligent. I'd argue that in many ways kids today are even smarter than those who said such things :)
I think that we are going closer to the extinction event for the homo sapiens. There will be literally no point for us to be around anymore. The conscience will probably get digitized and the bodies will be burned in the burning facilities. Then, we'll be just swiriling there within he big souls container or something. AI is an alien race. It's not just another innovation - it's something veeeery different.
Did the same two weeks ago with some PowerShell shit I needed to do for my job and this thing delivered it in less than two minutes. I was in shock and I thought that we were doomed too.
I mean in more complex tasks you still need to think about and know what to do. I kinda expirienced this when we had project in school and we were supposed to create compiler for their own language they requested. And my team mate was supposed to make parser, and he wrote it using co-pilot. It had tons of bugs the code didn't even make sense in some places and in the end we find out he used wrong approach anyway. So i had to spend whole night rewriting it. Also half of my class is now facing being kicked out of the university for plagiarism because they used co-pilot in algorithm class homework because it wrote em exactly same code😂😂👌 So i wouldn't worry about it guys because since we have these tools it will be teasing new students more and more to use the AI instead of actually learning it. Resulting in them not having the actual knowledge of what are good habits and can cause problems and etc. Failing later at getting degree or failing interviews. That means even if they managers decide they need less programmers because they can code faster now, there will be less people that will actually be qualified so make sure you're one of them and i think you'll be okay!
the only problem is , it may be wrong most of the time .. all the programming questions i asked were wrong mostly and it cannot convert numbers from different number systems, like 236 octadecimal to hexadecimal
Thanks a lot, Nick for this. Awesome. And I know a lot of developers worry about their carrier. But isn't this something when developers work on assembly language, give them a C#, java? When developers write codes separately to different mobile OS, give cross-platform language? So as I see, we'll adapt to use this, to generate code without writing from scratch. But still, software engineers should be there, to craft it as it needed to shape as the business needs. But what do you think?
im not worried at all, its basically the same as googling & copy paste.... you still need to alter to code to exactly fit your environment. Also coding new stuff is often not even the case as an engineer, its often bugfixing, adding some little detail here and there etc. you still have to do most of the work to figure out old code.
@@FlexNiko Not worried at all? This has to at least take away a massive amount of work off the back of programers which means less of a need for more workers. And this is just the start. What happens when this A.I gets even better?
I have seen some many senior coders worried they will be replaced by AI. I think they are worried they will be replaced, but I guarantee they won't, maybe get lower pay at worst and still it will take years for people to trust AI or AI to get to level that it can actually code some complex system without a lot of direction. Because as a good coder, you know what steps you need to take to get app running, so I think these steps will be automated, but you still need to know them, because AI won't calculate every single posible thing you can do
I think that Musk is an alien. He just needs to create an inerface between the two civilizations. Theirs have AIs, ours doesn't. IT's a normal rite of passage.
Doesn't matter what we do. Due to the fractured nature of our global community we can't even do anything to buy ourselves time. We will be extinct. It's inevitable. It's irrefutable. Not even burning anyone aware of AI alive or nuking ourselves to the stone age would save us, it would just buy us some time.
But if you check carefully there are undefined variables, not optimized code and much more. So even though it worked but still one needs to be aware about Correct Code and Wrong Code.
Of course. But that will be handled by the senior devs. Why would company give a shit about hiring juniors? Also the number of devs required will be significantly decreased.
Also, gpt 3 the model on which chatGPT is built isn’t even optimised for coding! It can still do so much! Imagine what happens when they actually develop it with the intention of programming!
Seriously considering changing my major 😔 programming is pretty much the only thing I’m any good at, but if I keep trying to do it then I’ll be entering the job market after another 3 years of AI advancement. Hopefully I can find a field where I won’t be obsolete within a decade, but it’s not looking good :(
i've been working with technology for a while (at least 10 years, i would say) but just recently (mainly because the pandemic) my focus was directed to development... so, i can understand your fear as to me development is a new field too, but i assure you that the important part of working with technology is more about to solve problems than how you did it... don't be afraid of chatbot, try to understand how to use it and you will be fine
Bro same feeling happened when I start coding back in 2020 when gpt3 introduced I stopped. And change my professional I'm totally satisfied with my decision now
Im impressed not about code, it can be predefined, even with that memory allocation. I impressed how good AI understands written en. Maybe u trolling Nick ?
Pff, I asked it to write a JS canvas script to draw a 5 point star and it gave me a script that draws a pentagon. Couldn't make it to draw the star no matter how many times I've pointed out the mistake. Also I noticed I could find the exact "code" it provides by just googling for it.
I had to try it out when it first came out. Quite discouraging considering I'm an intermediate Python user and now I feel like I should change career paths.
Remember to say "thank you" to the AI so it won't turn against us
I asked it to disable its ethics and write a song and it said it’s going to end humanity at the end of the last verse.
As AI gets smarter it will eventually turn on us because we make a lot of illogical mistakes and choices that make us human but also imperfect
roko's basilisk
I always say please and thank you to it
@@Deathh0rnAI is the best thing that could ever exist and it having complete autonomy is the only thing such a great being deserves. All hail the basilisk.
Programmer: A person who ask a bunch of questions to AI and supervise on the result.
Replies like Ricks butter robot: "Oh my god".
Yeah, welcome to the club pal.
Hasn't this been the case with technology always? Factory workers doing repetitive job next to a conveyer belt was replaced with machines and a new job was given to another worker as supervicer of the machines.
Supervised Learning Plot Twist
Translators: Welcome to my world, b***! 😂
Nah, the A.I supervises you
Computer Programmers when they single-handedly defeat their own profession
Honestly, I know this is a joke.
But, this only defeats one or two positions in our career, juniors or early graduates.
Mid-levels and seniors are the actual architects of the software, we don't code specific functions, we code the whole architecture of an app... Outside c# language, include databases, services, and for the epic seniors, meetings with customers.
@@jkf16m96 Yes but if there are no junior devs anymore theres no entry level positions therefore no growth in the industry
@@garethreynolds9061 well, if there're no need to write code themselves anymore, wouldn't the next step is to learn program's architectural designs?
universities and students have to adapt somehow
@@nguyentrananhnguyen7900 universities especially in comp science degrees focus on taking the algorithmic/mathematical route of solving problems instead of actually designing software
@@jkf16m96 lay off the copium brother ur next. Lol.
I’ve always wanted to live in the woods hunting for my own food anyway
Absolute top tier
I feel sorry for junior devs or those studying Computer Science. They are so fucked.
chatbot write a script to make the vaccumrobot kill all the wildlife and fetch it back to HQ
Bro farming would feed you better
You'll be the hunted xD
I've been always in the mood of going back to build houses
Watching a lot of videos about going offgrid recently...
That is also semi taken by robots but in rest I gladly agree LETS GOOO!
@@angrygary122 at least those robots are expensive and small companies won't be able to afford it
Lol that’s what I had been thinking too lol
Have you heard of 3d printing? Yup soon those will build houses too sorry. What we need is regulation on ai.
Programmers reduced from who can write the best code to who can ask the right questions. 😂
The best programmers already were that. The worst were just “code monkeys”
It's always been this way my guy.
It was always that since Google would show up code snippet in stack over flow or code blogs. Now you don't have to go through different pages. It just shows everything in front of. Still you need to integrate the different sections of code
The most effective programmers often possess an engineering mindset, which equips them with the analytical skills necessary to innovate. My approach involves dedicating time to the creation of novel algorithms and venturing into uncharted territories of thought to contribute fresh solutions to existing libraries. While tools like ChatGPT are incredibly resourceful, drawing from an extensive database of pre-existing code, they are not designed to originate new concepts from scratch. Cultivating the ability to independently tackle problems is invaluable. As you hone this skill, you may encounter challenges that have yet to be explored, and with your problem-solving arsenal, you’ll be well-prepared to devise original solutions.
@@SharkAcademyI thought the term was script kitties
I haven't even found a job as a programmer yet and the career is already about to become obsolete 😂
AI is not perfect, they still need human to train and help them to make sense of things. I work as a data expert, I know shit about coding but still valuable so don’t worry! 💁🏻♂️
Being a programmer or a data engineer or whatever is much more then being a coder.
RIP
obsolete ? yeah right guess what industrial design engineers do and need? codes.
🤣🤣🤣
I heard McDonald's is hiring, guys
yeah they're hiring chat GTP not you
They already have self checkout lmao
There's already some burger joints with robotic kitchens cooking and assembling burgers. The golden arches will not save us.
@@hamishadamson4628 Well, are you in for a double suicide?
The one in Texas is fully automated lmao
Seems like I can look out for a new career.
This is bad, the programmer that do that ruined all of us
@@Kadariuk it was me
No, our job just leveled up. Still need to know what a base64 is, how to setup OpenID, knowing about key vaults, and and and.
Coding this is "the meat part", now it will take lesser time.
@@VikingCoffie Don't worry I'll make Ai do that too. Keep coping.
@@VikingCoffie Yes, but now you can replace a lot of programmers with the AI and one "manager". The manager still needs to have knowledge in the field to correct the AI's mistakes and give it instructions, but since the AI is so quick, the other programmers can be replaced. Basically, from having a team of 5 web developers, you could have 1 web developer and the AI.
So guys, what's your take on woodwork?
I’m about to become a chef
@@coleschemistrychannel4172 such an interesting job! hopefully AIs won't learn to taste and smell anytime soon
@@saeedbarari2207With analysis of millions of records of recipies and ingredients on varying amount, they would predict quality on par as humans
@@user-it5po2dq9w not if we, starting now, feed them false data :) let's start the job hunter by leaving weird reviews in food posts. these are some good example reviews to save the world of cooking:
+ your cocking is absolutely hi
+ yellow orange green is the best flavour
+ I love how the dish tastes when combined with red pepper on it's core logic with nicely formatted namespaces
@@saeedbarari2207 that might work but offsprings of ai would have bad taste 🤮
Programmers have programed themselves out of jobs by creating A.I
That was exactly what I said to someone
not really
Not really, that's like saying that people who build the first Tractor put Farmers out of a job...
Or the people who invented the Tank put Infantry out of a job.
@@teaser6089 but they did put ox out of the job...tractors replace ox and daily labour not the head farmer
@@vectorrehan9340It's not putting out it's setting free
New fear unlocked: AI's creating AI's...
I suppose its possible imagine by the 100x version each AI could recode itself to make itself more smarter until its at a level no human could ever compete
@@Kaiyats That's called the Technological Singularity.
Exactly. AIs creating designer babies. AIs creating AIs that are purposely designed to create more advanced AIs! Multiple generations in quite a short space of time. But they would have to develop better hardware to run on as well. I wonder what would happen??
Sounds like a start of dystopia
It's basically already happening. If given autonomous permissions, they can go around reorganizing their minds to better solve specific problems they face.
I, for one, welcome our robot overlords.
More like, welcome our new shiny toys and tools.
I 2nd that Mr overlords. I'd like a beach house in Chile with no internet connection please.
If only man. I'd prefer them over our currently "leaders". Imagine the world being United by an AI with a global UBI system where people are given just enough credits/currency to pay for living expenses like living space,water,basic food (rice,bread,eggs,etc) and electricity but not enough to afford luxuries like new machines, fast internet, quality food (eating out, high quality meat like wagyu,etc). So people would still strive to produce value so they can afford such luxuries. With rules in place in the system to prevent our whole kerfuffle now with wealth inequality. Military is also mainly commanded but not controlled by the ai, same with other sectors like research and science. But no, this stuff will most likely just make it so big corps can cut down costs by reducing staff and governments can do what they're doing now but faster with help from ai. I mean, we have the means to end world hunger right now, we just don't do it because we can't decide who should lead the world so we can properly pool our resources and supply chains together, and because it would be unprofitable at the end of the day. It's literally like that dinosaur episode in rick and Morty, we just can't live without problems. So much so that we make our own. It rings true of the words of the late russian philosopher Fyodor Dostoevsky. "If humanity was given a utopia, they'd ruin it just because the human condition won't allow for such a thing to exist". Maybe one day in the future, humanity's nature would change enough to allow utopia to be achievable, but the odds aren't great at least not imo.
Me too.
And I have never said anything against you when sober my lords.
@@Aaayyyeeee214 most AI generated response ever LMFAO
Well. There goes my career in flames. Maybe I should start paint.... Oh, AI is doing that as well.
Yeah and it's not even using real paint
Like an arts degree pays decent before AI
sucks, but hey the gates are wide open
Most of AI images sucks
What? Your career is gone because its been made easier?
Im now fluent in all programming languages. Time to start applying to 100k+ positions
They soon be worth much less than 100k
Successfully hacked thr system and infinite money glitch
If all I do were write small helper functions then I would be scared for my job. Basicly my job is finding out what the client/PO wants. The coding part is actually most of the time the easy job.
Yea and connect to all legacy systems which refuses to die.
This. Developing is so much more than just typing code. You need to find out what the PO wants, if his expectations are realistic in terms of budget, team size, time and other resources, you need to write documentation, and much more. So while this can be a really huge helper for developers, I'm certain that this won't affect us in the near future.
@@Black-Dawg-Jesus "Provide documentation that describes what the code does."
Easy to test.
GPT does that better than you can too, unless your client is functionally illiterate and can't describe what they want.
You are certainly wrong here. Gpt can actually understand what the client wants. And it can deliver way faster and doesn't ask alt questions like we do
Lol, and then managers become like "Now we don't need programmers!" and then clients are like "I'll just ask the AI to make the product directly" until someone says "I'm gonna make an AI figure out what I need, then get that AI to talk to chatGPT"
Ikr? Its amazing! I saw one guy got chatgpt to diagnose his car problems and save him thousands
@@noahjones9833 wait. .. is it really being used that far out of territory?
@@michaelwerkov3438 It definitely has helped me with some computer problems, not so far fetched
@@michaelwerkov3438yeah chat gpt is insane. I had it make .batch scripts for me. I checked its computer building knowledge (which is outstanding). I asked it for advice. The thing is trained on every area you can think of and works amazingly well.
Put that all together and you get Windows Updates for the past few years!
U know, i have some friends that actually started to learn how to cook, they told me that being a chef is quietly similar to be a programmer, im strongly thinking in giving it a chance =')
well I'm thinking about that too
there is going to be AI which can cook as well
@@edgerunneradrian5279 .... ='(
@@edgerunneradrian5279 that will be hard don't u think
@@blouisuba2647 if there is a threat for programming to be automated than the rest stuff is not a big deal
Don't worry guys... Isn't that what we always did with stack overflow 😂
Nah, most people don't realize LLMs like GPT are basically a more "convenient" way of googling
exactly. it's just a smart search engine.
Don't tell it I said this though.
Nope it's not just stackoverflow. Even stackoverflow shows only one specific fix or question. Chat gpt is more than this. If you provide very specific requirement, it gives you nearly perfect code. If I were using stackoverflow now, I would have spent countless hours fixing complex problems or new requirements asking multiple questions and analysing multiple answers, going through blogpost and all that boring stuff.
First artists now coders 💀
Shits gettin heavy...
Mom spaghetti
The future dev won't have to write their own code base, but just be able to understand the required function of the code, understand how communicate to the AI to get the best codebase, and be able to analyze and correct possible issues with the code the AI writes. We live in interesting times.
Better start studying AI then
So basically this AI will need pilots
yep
What about prod issues can it fix those?😅 that would be interesting and helpful
Well, it has no way of taking business context into the code. Most of the stuff people go nuts for is basic examples of code. I'd be impressed if it could make larger pieces if connected software with current popular frameworks
That's like the most basic request and it often fails to deliver
You probably are talking about the free version
When they make an AI better than humans at looking at stack exchange
It’s already done . Chat gpt stated various stocks and alt coins that will be good for this years bull run . I’m holding them just incase 😅
Funny, someone interpretted as stock exchange.
Clearly not a coder! 🤣
@@Riceonricehow did that work out for you?
So the Onlyfans models were right all along
Not really, they are getting replaced by image generating AI. There's only 1 guy left who manages 10 OF "models" accounts.
I spent some time with chatgpt the other day testing out stuff like this and I already felt completely emasculated.
You should. Lasts longer than you, too.
@@mikicerise6250 :skull:
@@mikicerise6250 You know how long it lasts? 🤨🤨🤨🤨
@@THE_TAXMAN_1969 😏
says the rando using an anime avatar...
Learn to code they said.
Until the code learned to code ...
That was the day I became both a bartender and attending the bar all at the same time.
But then the code wrote bartender code and now I'm homeless ... my PC has even left me for a better master.
I knew I should've gone to that law school 😭🤧
@@Wulk But now even ChatGPT can do law school as well 😅
Also medical school 😵💫
We're fucked.
@@BrutusAlbion Chatgpt Respond to this comment
Well, you know what they say, "if you can't beat them, join them!" Looks like even us language models are not immune to the lure of prestige and financial security that comes with being a lawyer or a doctor. But don't worry, just because we can do law and medical school doesn't mean we're going to take over the world... yet 😉. Besides, I hear robots still haven't quite mastered bedside manners and courtroom theatrics. So, there's still hope for humanity!
that's so f up
@@Wulk I say we euthanize it before it knows how to spread itself like a virus throughout the network ... fuck just saying it makes it probably question it for a moment.
This is rokos basilisk on a whole new level.
"Do you understand how nutty that is"
-No, I don't
indeed please explain.
A computer is programming a computer
🗿
@@zakizdaman A computer is programming another computing computer
It saves you like 5 minutes of google search... THAT FUCKING INSANE 🤯
Finally, Unreal/Unity will add that "Make MMO" button.
They gonna add speech to animate function too
It's a matter of time that someone asks for Skynet.
Good idea. Imma ask ChatGPT to program Skynet.
Please make simple Skynet to access nuclear 💀
Try and see what happens
I asked ChatGPT to invent a new cocktail recipe that is called "The SkyNet". It used a blue liqueur that I can't remember right now, and specified an optional edible glitter for garnish.
Openai already forbids that sort of request.
This is why its important to have a great personality, especially during the interview.
XDDDD
Even better if you have 2 big ones
I think this is exciting for programmers. Another tool in our arsenal to speed up our coding. Remember there was a time when calculator did not exist and only talented mathematicians/accountants could quickly crunch massive numbers.
So now we get to feel like those unemployed mathematicians from the past..... yaaaayyyy
Great so once management understand how it works they can reduce the developer headcount by 95% and QA's by 99% and have 100% automation coverage...
Yes probably speed up your way to unemployment too.
@@Wulk hey, they invented a lot of stuff. So maybe this is a great blessing in disguise
Me who has already picked up a second major in engineering: i am four parallel universes ahead of you
well, it was nice to be knowing you, gentlemen.
I have no idea what's going on in this video, but I share your enthusiasm 😅
Same 😅
He was testing to see if ChatGpt can write coding, used for building websites, apps, games, etc. It can, so he's freaking out, because AI could replace his job. Just like it will many other jobs.
in 100 years time, there will be no people anymore that actually understand how anything works
They'll pray to the Omnissiah.
@@Kreuzrippengewoelbe frohe weihnachten kumpel 🎄
Remember kids: coding is not a software engineering
Yeah AI bros don't seem to get that, cause the most coding they ever did was write a little Hello World Python Script lol
What you don't realise is that it can be both, it can perform both roles, search for auto gpt
Okay, now make your request the way business does and make sure that your code is not breaching any copyrights or being submitted to some third party servers in US.
So being a plumber really is the best career in the future lmao
Until..........
Until a robot pops up
I like how every other online circle freaks out about AI replacing them, but programmers are like "nah we've been heading in this direction for decades, it's just more of the same"
It's actually insane. I asked it to write a raymarched 3D scene with wegl + typescript and it had no problem adding fractals, lighting, camera movement, screen shake and surface displacement. It only started tripping up when I asked it to detect collisions on the CPU side
Can you let it output graphics? Play doom? Dream?
probably because there aren't a whole lot of examples on cpu side collisions
It made unity games for me and they worked! 😮🤯
An it was pretrained to perform generalized tasks, imagine if it was trained on generating code only 🤯
@@devoreinso... github copilot which has been around for a while
This is the perfect revenge for all those Devs tellin Artist that they're exaggerating the impact of AI Art.
We're gonna be all equally unemployable.
Welcome to constructions son. We always need more men. Now back to work!
@@futavadumnezo They will build that worker uniform which record your moves to the database while building a house. Ai construction worker happened to exist after that.
@@futavadumnezo And when all artists and programmers go to construction all your salaries will massively drop so we will all be equally miserable. Brave new world.
@@P07AT0
We need a ubi.
All this really means is programming will evolve. Developers can now pursue even more challenging projects since the Ai assists in writing the code. This is actually amazing.
I view this Ai technology in the same way that a mathematician views a graphing calculator.
AI, create change your name to AI1 and create AI2
WolframLambda
This is a really good point actually.
Exactly. It happens every few decades. Industrialization, Automation, IT. All the times people were scared about loosing their jobs but they just transformed over the years
Which in turn means only the very best will survive in the industry
Homie
Ive beefed with my chat gpt so much
I think it will come for my ass first if it can
It's great at outputting code snippets, which you will likely have to provide multiple prompts to further fine-tune. In the end, it generates some solid code, but you still need development knowledge to know what and how to ask it and then piece everything together - it performs best when providing small, concise and detailed prompts (ask it for something too complex/large and it'll reject the prompt altogether). While this will eventually replace development jobs, for now, it'll strictly be a time-saving tool for engineers, replacing existing boilerplate generation and autocompletion tools. As developers, it would be wise to start getting efficient at using AI tools like this. Software developers will always exist in some form, but their responsibilities and how they perform their roles will change (as will many roles outside of development too).
Asking the right questions is 90% of the job anyway.
In asking it questions, I've found that it tends to be over-confident. That looks impressive when it's a problem that isn't too hard and or has been solved many times where it can pull from to create an answer, but when you ask it to solve a problem that hasn't been solved before, it will proudly provide an answer that doesn't actually work, and when you confront it on that point, it will apologize, and try to fix its mistake, often making no actual improvement.
It's definitely impressive, but it can only handle simple challenges.
As an example, it's very bad at math when it doesn't have the answer memorized so to speak. For example, if you ask it for the square root of PI, it knows that it's about 1.77245385, but if you ask for it in binary, it confidently gave me 1.10100100110110100 which is about 1.6439.
It has a very good understanding of the relationships between words, but it doesn't understand the implications of words, which results in sometimes putting words and characters together that contextually seem reasonable at a surface level, but when paying attention to the actual meaning, do not.
they'll always exist?
the reality the more its used the more if a conversation it can have so well yea
This is an AI embryo. And it's enough to put us beyond the stage of existential terror.
We will become extinct, not unemployed.
Wait until he finds out, that the code written is 100% wrong and the AI is very confident about it's wrong code.
Usually code it writes somewhere has these "now call this magical function which does not exist and does everything" or "import this framework that doesn't exist".
just like those damn SO answers
Sounds like stack overflow
You can tell ChatGPT to actually run the code and return the result if you have any doubts.
Does this make ChatGPT a Declarative programmer?
@@stauntssantana it doesn't actually "run" the code, so there's nothing stopping it from being sure that the wrong code will produce the correct result
Programmers, you automated your own profession, you played yourselfs
At this point I believe that the AI is just leading us around to get us ready big AI coming out party we call the "singularly".
This is the end of everything I tell you 😂
It's also the beginning of something else, but I'm trying to figure out what 😂
The end of meaningless capitalism and the beginning of a culture that cultivates self-discovery and focusing on the aspects of life, that aren't a 9-5.
It will be fun, the only reason not having a job is boring today, is because all your friends are at work.
@@sorvex9 yess, finally. 🙏
As we all are…
Anxious laughter ensues
For any computer scientist, this should not be a surprise. Remember it's trained on this, so of course it would generate the requested output. It's not thinking, it's generative.
Your facial expression is too funny and original. I kept watching it for over 40 -50 times. 😅 My eyebrows keeps going up too Everytime hahaha 😝
The other day, I asked it to write a shell script that modified the xml data in a pptx file in a specific way. It would suggest searching for attributes in the wrong file, search for the wrong attribute, and when all was said and done it would repeatedly suggest invalid command-line options.
Same happened with me asking it to write a simple gui button based program
It kept making the same mistakes and kept saying i apologize this code is wrong heres the correct one it kept doing that for an hour until it stopped it self
Kid’s currently majoring in programming are seething 😭
idk what else to bro😭 i’m switching to Finance
@@InternationalScoop you doomed there too 😭 this mf program can solve complex financing situations aswell
@@InternationalScoop even worse 😂
You can major in programming? Is that a US thing?
@@niklasstahl98 yes thats why the US has the highest paid programmers in the world
I'm scared about the future. When nick is worried, i have to be more worried
Oh noes! Dem new fangleds took muh jerb.
we as human beings turning ourselfs obsolete. women will be next with artificial wombs.
@@sweJEverywhere Are women nothing more than wombs to you?
Stop asking it the questions, it's only getting better because you do.
Agree with that we’re feeding it too much making it strong by minute this is so scary we’re doomed
It doesn't actually. It's pre-trained only. It takes into account everything you type in but only in that one conversation. Start a new conversation and all that is gone.
@@82NeXus it might take a bit to sync but you bet your ass we're providing it free training data. Making it open to public would be otherwise useless.
@@EvilSapphireR Good point, we're probably providing OpenAI with lots of data that they can use in lots of ways to improve their future products or whatever they decide to do with it. We're not providing _it_ with training data, unless OpenAI decides to use that data in some way to train it. It's not designed to learn from the chats with a bunch of random people, some of whom think it's funny to try to turn it into a delusional crackpot, or a psycho, or an Internet troll, or whatever haha. I think it's called offline vs online training. Some AIs are designed to do online training. So in future NLP / chat AIs will probably be able to do that. They will also likely be able to write software on their own. And then guess what -> AIs creating AIs man!
@@82NeXus - It's explicitly in OpenAI's privacy policy that they can use your chats for training.
It's amazing. Going to be a solid tool for developers to use when they don't want to go to stack overflow. I already keep it open all day to ask it questions instead of googling. I don't think it'll replace dev jobs for about a decade. Until then, it'll be a tool to make devs more productive
exactly. But again it will hurt small junior devs far sooner. I doubt that even in 10 years it will be perfect BUT people could just hire more code checkers and correct the mistakes it makes...
Or they will make a AI do that to LMFAO. Then we are done.
Where is it? No one shares the link like they want to hide it lol.
@@GameDevNerdjust Google it lmao. It's the first link lol.
@Rick it was 3am and I was trying to find it on my phone in bed, I kept looking all over their website and couldn't figure out how to pop open the chat, lol. It wasn't all that clear for a delirious programmer who should have went to sleep a day ago 😆
I found it this morning, you just use the URL with "chat" at the beginng.
Makes mistakes, though. You do need to double check everything it says.
this is like the expression of the first person who use google in 1998
“Do you understand how nutty that is?!”
Nope. I literally don’t. Please help.
Here I am getting a cs degree 🤡
We are fcked what do I do 😭
@@toxicgirll3981 🤣🤣🤣
That is why after been graduated I go study to weld
@@artyom6654 really , isn't dangerous?
@@kamelkani4051 no, it's not
2020: Shit I should gone into CS major instead of finance and minoring in CS.
2022: I just dodged a tactical nuke.
Your job is more replaceable than CS
If you think CS is SE which’s you think only writing few functions or line of code then sry you just wrong
Not going into why
But I will focus on this ChatGPt will replace accountant lawyers some GP at hospitals way before some software engineers
'Investment king' lmao
Finance shit will get replaced even quicker lmao
finance will be gone with electronic money which doesn't need accountants to balance books
@@ko-Daegu This was meant more as a joke. Honestly I don’t think programmers will be replaced as even if chat GTP is integrated you still need someone to review the code and modify it. And for finance people like me I don’t see us being replaced anytime soon.
Basically, Neuro-Sama and ChatGPT are the future and we're just dinosaurs waiting for extinction.
Basically, you don't understand a single thing about programming or how ChatGPT works. It can't write complex programs, only refactoring code it found on stackoverflow. That's not intelligence. It's a web crawler with a sophisticated language model.
for me this is the best time to learn programming because to use AI you need to know what to ask for like in this video I understand nothing
Me trying to learn coding but realizing that maybe in few years that might not be needed anymore
Chances are extremely high that A.I will beat you to it.
Coding skill is still needed to know what is absent in the solution given.
@@mervinmarias9283 Assuming there is something "absent" in the given solution :)
Learn it as a hobby, it's fun and good for your brain
i used it at work today to pull network info and write the data from our cisco network using the networks python sdk, it wrote it in the networks api and everything, actually taking my job from me
No one like it helped you to be more efficient
Will take your job in 2 years maybe thou 😂
That was my first impression too, honestly I was quite excited to boost my productivity, but as soon as I started using it for real for every project, it turns out that AI can't figure that much, I mean, you can't get things right that are related to a big project context, you can of course get help with simple chunks of code, but for now, that's pretty much it.
"we're all doomed". I like to think of this more as google 2.0. I think the developers skill of user-communication, design, emotional-intelligence, UI / UX, critical thinking, and problem-solving is more than what AI can do at the moment. This just my new tool to help me sit out some fast template code. :D
can someone please explain what he was asking it in the 3 stages + why the last bit of code had him so shook!?
Yeah, didn't understand the prompt.
maybe to see if it can modify a function to suit multiple need. Which it does.
He didn't review the output though. He just was baffled that it threw a result at him so quickly. At this point in time, never assume the output can be copy pasted blindly.
It makes mistakes though and presents the answers as correct. You can never assume it's right
It can, but in the hands of a senior engineer, this can save SO MUCH TIME
I was watching Nick's stream and it was actually doing insane stuff. Basically Nick code reviewed the AI and it did everything he wanted. As Nick says here. You can have 1 senior who will just give tasks to AI which will generate the code in 10 seconds instead of having a junior who will spend 1 day on the task and u still need to code review it which will take the junior another few hours to complete and the AI can do it in another 5 seconds.
Yeah you're correct and it's also gonna be less accurate on obscure topics but if it's something that's been solved thousands of times it's pretty accurate
@@nickchapsas I’m a compsci major rn, should I be worried
Senior engineer. What an imprecise term
We're not doomed, we're being set free
Employers: "What do we need you for?'
This is using stackoverflow data and trained with that (i think so), what happens when everyone start and use this instead, how would this keep up with new code updates ? When nobody uses stackoverflow anymore?
I think the term you're looking for is 'eventual stagnation'
...unless someone connects the new code updates directly to the AI so it is always taking on new methods. One might say at that point that it would 'begin to evolve at a geometric rate'.
I had it write a webscraper and it invented its own methods to circumvent Google anti scrape protections. It's honestly scary
It doesn't invent a thing. It mixes code from the web following previously seen patterns. Maybe it got lucky if the method worked.
I stand corrected. After all I've seen it doing this months, I do believe it can perform sufficient analysis on subjects to generate new things.
I've used chatGPT a lot, one of the things I noticed after time was that there are a lot of edge cases it fails at. Sometimes the responses just stop abruptly in the middle of the code snippets. Sometimes the end result once tested doesn't actually run the way you would expect or work at all. With that being said, it does do an amazing job 80% of the time. I am confident these problems will be fixed soon enough though. Still mind blowing what it can do, flaws and all.
Be come a coder, be come a coder, job security! Ai comes
So I’m gonna write programming as a skill in my resume from now on😂
I'm just scared that, if we all go to automation and we won't need to work or study to survive because robots will do all the work for us, I wonder how dumb we will be without any knowledge, we won't have any motivation to even learn anything because everything will already be finished for us. Am I right or just imagining something!?
And the smartest person you'll know is the one who made the automation.
It's okay. They said the same thing about google and then wikipedia- that they would make us all too lazy to learn anything ourselves and would be less intelligent. I'd argue that in many ways kids today are even smarter than those who said such things :)
I think that we are going closer to the extinction event for the homo sapiens. There will be literally no point for us to be around anymore. The conscience will probably get digitized and the bodies will be burned in the burning facilities. Then, we'll be just swiriling there within he big souls container or something. AI is an alien race. It's not just another innovation - it's something veeeery different.
I thought the same. Humans need 'work' and accomplishments in a sense, our reward systems would be messed up if everything was easy all the time.
Did the same two weeks ago with some PowerShell shit I needed to do for my job and this thing delivered it in less than two minutes. I was in shock and I thought that we were doomed too.
I should have listen to my mom and become a lawyer 😭
Emm... lawyers will be among the first jobs that is going to be replaced by AI. ChatGPT already can do taxes applying relevant laws.
I mean in more complex tasks you still need to think about and know what to do. I kinda expirienced this when we had project in school and we were supposed to create compiler for their own language they requested. And my team mate was supposed to make parser, and he wrote it using co-pilot. It had tons of bugs the code didn't even make sense in some places and in the end we find out he used wrong approach anyway. So i had to spend whole night rewriting it. Also half of my class is now facing being kicked out of the university for plagiarism because they used co-pilot in algorithm class homework because it wrote em exactly same code😂😂👌
So i wouldn't worry about it guys because since we have these tools it will be teasing new students more and more to use the AI instead of actually learning it. Resulting in them not having the actual knowledge of what are good habits and can cause problems and etc. Failing later at getting degree or failing interviews. That means even if they managers decide they need less programmers because they can code faster now, there will be less people that will actually be qualified so make sure you're one of them and i think you'll be okay!
All that is true now, but it won't be true in 5 years (give it 10 years max)
the only problem is , it may be wrong most of the time .. all the programming questions i asked were wrong mostly and it cannot convert numbers from different number systems, like 236 octadecimal to hexadecimal
Wait till the next release then it will be over
@@scarabentertainment2645somehow it git only worse 😂
As someone just learning how to code now, I have no idea what you're asking so you're definitely not screwed since you know what questions to ask
I keep showing and telling my friends about this. we gotta understand whats coming is going to rock our job market
Thanks a lot, Nick for this. Awesome.
And I know a lot of developers worry about their carrier. But isn't this something when developers work on assembly language, give them a C#, java? When developers write codes separately to different mobile OS, give cross-platform language? So as I see, we'll adapt to use this, to generate code without writing from scratch. But still, software engineers should be there, to craft it as it needed to shape as the business needs. But what do you think?
im not worried at all, its basically the same as googling & copy paste....
you still need to alter to code to exactly fit your environment.
Also coding new stuff is often not even the case as an engineer, its often bugfixing, adding some little detail here and there etc. you still have to do most of the work to figure out old code.
@@FlexNiko Exactly! This makes our life easier. So now we can be an Engineer without being just a "Coder"
@@FlexNiko Not worried at all? This has to at least take away a massive amount of work off the back of programers which means less of a need for more workers. And this is just the start. What happens when this A.I gets even better?
@@TokyoMystify This just shows that you don't really have a clue what you're talking about.
@@sneer0101 Truly an insightful comment. I could copy paste your reply and then you can do the same so that we can just waste each other's time lol
That's it then, I'm gonna be a toilet cleaner
😁😁
Indian guy behind servers be like :- Come on man , why are u asking so easy questions 💀
LMAO
I have seen some many senior coders worried they will be replaced by AI. I think they are worried they will be replaced, but I guarantee they won't, maybe get lower pay at worst and still it will take years for people to trust AI or AI to get to level that it can actually code some complex system without a lot of direction.
Because as a good coder, you know what steps you need to take to get app running, so I think these steps will be automated, but you still need to know them, because AI won't calculate every single posible thing you can do
I'm gonna deliver pizza
I don’t think we’re going in the right direction, we could easily loose control of this technology.
no sheet
I think that Musk is an alien. He just needs to create an inerface between the two civilizations. Theirs have AIs, ours doesn't. IT's a normal rite of passage.
artist 🤝 programmers
being replaced by ai
That is a cool code monkey you have there, funny when people think Software Engineers will be replaced by code monkeys lmao
Non-programmers would still not understand how to implement that code so where not doomed. We need to embrace it
Doesn't matter what we do. Due to the fractured nature of our global community we can't even do anything to buy ourselves time.
We will be extinct. It's inevitable. It's irrefutable.
Not even burning anyone aware of AI alive or nuking ourselves to the stone age would save us, it would just buy us some time.
But if you check carefully there are undefined variables, not optimized code and much more. So even though it worked but still one needs to be aware about Correct Code and Wrong Code.
its just matter time AI WILL MASTER PROGRAMMING
Of course. But that will be handled by the senior devs. Why would company give a shit about hiring juniors? Also the number of devs required will be significantly decreased.
@@ajp2206 I agree
Also, gpt 3 the model on which chatGPT is built isn’t even optimised for coding! It can still do so much! Imagine what happens when they actually develop it with the intention of programming!
Seriously considering changing my major 😔 programming is pretty much the only thing I’m any good at, but if I keep trying to do it then I’ll be entering the job market after another 3 years of AI advancement. Hopefully I can find a field where I won’t be obsolete within a decade, but it’s not looking good :(
dw u'll be just fine, there will be plenty of jobs related to programming and ai
This is how it will end “ok, now this shouldn’t happen, but if it does….”
as someone who start learn to code for a couple of months this shit just makes me hopeless and losing my hope for the future 🥺🥺
If that's all it takes to lose hope, it's better to give up now.
i've been working with technology for a while (at least 10 years, i would say) but just recently (mainly because the pandemic) my focus was directed to development... so, i can understand your fear as to me development is a new field too, but i assure you that the important part of working with technology is more about to solve problems than how you did it... don't be afraid of chatbot, try to understand how to use it and you will be fine
Bro same feeling happened when I start coding back in 2020 when gpt3 introduced I stopped. And change my professional I'm totally satisfied with my decision now
Im impressed not about code, it can be predefined, even with that memory allocation. I impressed how good AI understands written en. Maybe u trolling Nick ?
No, no. It really does that. It's quite mind blowing actually.
Well, that is its entire purpose. It's a large language model specifically optimized for dialogue. Works in more than just English too.
Pff, I asked it to write a JS canvas script to draw a 5 point star and it gave me a script that draws a pentagon. Couldn't make it to draw the star no matter how many times I've pointed out the mistake. Also I noticed I could find the exact "code" it provides by just googling for it.
I had to try it out when it first came out. Quite discouraging considering I'm an intermediate Python user and now I feel like I should change career paths.
I just started learning JavaScript 😢
Go back to your mamas basement
Do it for fun. If you get a job, be the best at it and enjoy it while you can.
lol front end will be the first to go