Behind the curtain: what it feels like to work in AI right now

Re:Behind the curtain: what it feels like to work in AI righ... by girvo on Friday April 07, 2023 @05:40AM (#35479875)

One worry I have for the long term is: how will we learn or adopt new programming languages in the future, when LLM du-jour knows nothing about Language X? Will we be stuck with what we’ve got because LLMs make us too productive in them?

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Re:Behind the curtain: what it feels like to work in AI righ... by aezart on Friday April 07, 2023 @06:31AM (#35480131)

I'm very worried that machine learning will lead to stagnation in general, in programming and in art. People will accept the machine output and call it a day instead of making something new.

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Re:Behind the curtain: what it feels like to work in AI righ... by rrrrrrrrrrrryan on Friday April 07, 2023 @11:31AM (#35482659)

I thought about this as well.

As long as the new language is well-documented, it should be simple to teach the LLM to use it.

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Re:Behind the curtain: what it feels like to work in AI righ... by girvo on Friday April 07, 2023 @05:04PM (#35486980)

But for a new language, there isn’t a large body of work to train the LLM on what idiomatic code looks like. It really worries me, that we’re going to be stuck at this local maximum

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