Chatbots have been around for a while now, but the new advances in artificial intelligence and natural language processing are making them far more powerful than ever before.

One of the latest AI tools is ChatGPT. ChatGPT (ChatGPT Bot) is an artificial intelligence chatbot that can answer any question.ChatGPT (ChatGPT Bot) is capable of providing comprehensive answers to virtually any type of question.

This powerful and innovative technology is designed to make getting relevant and accurate information easier than ever before. It is powered by the OpenAI GPT-3 machine learning platform.
 
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and it can generate code also, it will automate a lot of jobs in the future including coding.

qtguru:
and it can generate code also, it will automate a lot of jobs in the future including coding.

Stackoverflow temporarily bans users answers generated by ChatGPT

Alphabyte1:


Stackoverflow temporarily bans users answers generated by ChatGPT

How will stackoverflow know?

Alphabyte1:


Stackoverflow temporarily bans users answers generated by ChatGPT

I asked to code

qtguru:


I asked to code

Sir, this is crazy here is my request and its answers
This tool is so apt plus it's direct and refined answer instead of giving different search results unlike search engines.

Maxxim:

Sir, this is crazy here is my request and its answers
This tool is so apt plus it's direct and refined answer instead of giving different search results unlike search engines.

In the future, we will see how much of core coding it can automate, the only advice is for one, to enter an indepth field to be secured. Ai Powered Web builder will take away some frontend jobs to a degree,

Sleekcode:


How will stackoverflow know?

They believe the answers are incorrect or too good it might make stackoverflow obsolete in future. A thread in SO claims it is plagiarism.

qtguru:


In the future, we will see how much of core coding it can automate, the only advice is for one, to enter an indepth field to be secured. Ai Powered Web builder will take away some frontend jobs to a degree,

This is my fear, cause this shows there won't be growing demand for programmers in the future except in cases where clients needs to tweak things to work in certain ways, I think it'll be more about one's creativity now.

A tractor can do the work of a lot of farmers. They don't tire or sleep or relent.

But I've never seen a farmer complaining of that, they never fear such.

Too Long Didn't Read: Become a farmer today.

Alphabyte1:


They believe the answers are incorrect or too good it might make stackoverflow obsolete in future. A thread in SO claims it is plagiarism.

I've never seen a stackoverflow answer get deleted for being too good.

Maybe there's another meaning to being too good in this context.

Lolzzz, like someone here said, this is just an upgraded form of web browsing. doesn't freak me or feel new to me at all..There's no result you get from that "chatbot" that you can't get from Google, nothing. I even feel like it just copies answers from google and paste, just tweaks a few words here and ther...And those of you saying it can generate code Lolzzz azin, Lollzzzz Tell it to generate the code that solves this Given an array X, make non-overlapping partitions of X, such that for every x in X, X is an element of one partition of X.... If it can generate that, then I can begin to freak out. If not, 4uck off, I've got work to do. Telling chat bot to generate something you can easily find on Google...mthewww rubbish

sqlPAIN:
Lolzzz, like someone here said, this is just an upgraded form of web browsing. doesn't freak me or feel new to me at all..There's no result you get from that "chatbot" that you can't get from Google, nothing. I even feel like it just copies answers from google and paste, just tweaks a few words here and ther...And those of you saying it can generate code Lolzzz azin, Lollzzzz Tell it to generate the code that solves this Given an array X, make non-overlapping partitions of X, such that for every x in X, X is an element of one partition of X.... If it can generate that, then I can begin to freak out. If not, 4uck off, I've got work to do. Telling chat bot to generate something you can easily find on Google...mthewww rubbish

There's room to improve it bro lol.


AI will only be better

Me very blessed day it's getting better... eventually it will will replace all Tech related Jobs, no doubts

Not all. It will disrupt a few things for sure. But programmers (competent ones) will always be in demand.

Sleekcode:


There's room to improve it bro lol.


AI will only be better

Me very blessed day it's getting better... eventually it will will replace all Tech related Jobs, no doubts

It disrupts nothing, I'll tell you why. Its the latest in a long line of tools to help programmers.
There was once only machine code, binary.
Then came Assembly, Perl, B.
Then C, C++ C#.
Python, JavaScript, Ruby.
Web builders, frameworks etc..

Each of these were said to be groundbreaking and the end of the previous style of programming, programmers are still here, maintaining the old code and making new ones.

GPT3 to me is just a tool, if it could write entirely new code nobody has ever seen before through abstraction alone and doing something that can't be done by humans then I'd be scared, it's just stackoverflow with less steps.

You'll still need a programmer to maintain that GPT3, if it's a deep learning tool you'll need people training it, you'll need people contributing to make sure it's correct most of the time and you'll need people introducing new things to it and seeing if it can make something up that the next set of programmers can learn and build even more complex things.

ChatGPT is definitely taking tech to another whole new level but only if you see it as a tool( just as different programming languages has their best use case) and how it ease in problem-solving and not go into competition with it.

Saw a twitter thread written with ChatGPT. I might even start using it to write technical blog posts on sites like Hashnode

davien:
It disrupts nothing, I'll tell you why. Its the latest in a long line of tools to help programmers.
There was once only machine code, binary.
Then came Assembly, Perl, B.
Then C, C++ C#.
Python, JavaScript, Ruby.
Web builders, frameworks etc..

Each of these were said to be groundbreaking and the end of the previous style of programming, programmers are still here, maintaining the old code and making new ones.

GPT3 to me is just a tool, if it could write entirely new code nobody has ever seen before through abstraction alone and doing something that can't be done by humans then I'd be scared, it's just stackoverflow with less steps.

You'll still need a programmer to maintain that GPT3, if it's a deep learning tool you'll need people training it, you'll need people contributing to make sure it's correct most of the time and you'll need people introducing new things to it and seeing if it can make something up that the next set of programmers can learn and build even more complex things.

It is not clear what is meant by "non-overlapping partitions" in this context. In general, a partition of a set is a way of dividing the set into non-overlapping subsets, called "parts" or "blocks". However, in the context of an array, it is not clear how the concept of a partition would apply.

In any case, if we assume that the goal is to create non-overlapping partitions of an array X, one possible approach would be to iterate over the elements of X and place each element in a separate partition. For example, if X is the array [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], we could create the following five partitions:

Partition 1: [1]
Partition 2: [2]
Partition 3: [3]
Partition 4: [4]
Partition 5: [5]

This would create non-overlapping partitions of X, such that every element of X is contained in one and only one partition. However, it is not clear if this is the intended solution or if there are any additional constraints or requirements for the partitions.

Greisoncarlens:
Not all. It will disrupt a few things for sure. But programmers (competent ones) will always be in demand.

The point is, it will take a lot of Jobs from people.


It's not an argument.

To really understand the job and effeciency of ChatGPT, you'll need to know how it was created i.e the model backing it. Forget the hype that has been going on for these past few days. ChatGPT isn't as powerful as you think. It doesn't know and do all. A subtlely crafted prompt will expose what I'm talking about.

I've come across examples on the net that would have been taken as correct answer but the user who is familiar with the right thing knew there was an error. Like someone who asked ChatGPT for the fastest marine mammal and it answered the peregrine falcon. A simple Google search will tell you that is wrong.

Basically, ChatGPT is as smart as the person using it. It is just like a tractor. You don't leave it on ignition and go about doing other things, expecting it to execute well without your control. You could come back and meet a damaged farm.

I'm currently conducting an experiment on ChatGPT and how best to use it. Will create a thread on that. There, I'll expand more on this buzzword