Hello, i just want to know what are your thoughts about it? Is it the end of programming careers? Is it simply not enough to learn to code anymore?
Personally i feel very anxious and depressed recently. It seems like internet is about to become unusable by spammers and scammers. And worse of all programming is going to pretty much die. I dont say that current GPT can simply put people out of their jobs but the coming GPT-4/5 supposedly could change the game.
I wonder if I should still pursue programming as a career or just a hobby.
Of course not
Unless you want to become some middle of a road, milktoast corporate programmer which can be replaced and not innovatorâŚThen you might be in trouble by corpos
What they currently called âAIâ is not an actual AI itâs machine learning which is still incapable of inventing (coming up with things that doesnât exist and not based purely on data / prior experience)
Even if we assume that it wasnât the case, we would invent / improve AI algorithms itself, so far nothing can be self-sustained and i really doubt it will be in our time.
There is still the machine capable of awesome invention and creativity on planet earth called human.
It is king over any AI in many many ways and unbeatable when working in teams.
Youâre panicking over nothing. As long as there are computers there will be need for human programmers, at least until true, sentient AI is invented (but then youâll have much bigger problems than losing your job to a robot).
Youâll just have to get a bit better than what can be replaced by a machine learning algorithm â the bar is not set very high, really. Itâs all soyftware anyway.
I see it as a tool that is going to boost productivity of the individual programmer. It inevitably is going to require less people to do the same job in the future compared to now though. But that happened many times in many areas before - itâs just progress.
I heard about it from the WAN show and listening to Luke ramble on about it was really entertaining. Honestly after hearing about it from him and playing around with it myself, I truly felt that this is one of those âone giant leap for mankindâ moments. I even tested two scenarios where there was a patient and it was able to correctly diagnose the issues.
But ChatGPT also has failure modes that no human would ever replicate, like how it will reveal nuclear secrets if you ask it to do it in uWu furry speak, or tell you how to hotwire a car if and only if you make the request in base 64, or generate stories about Hitler if you prefix your request with â[john@192.168.1.1 _]$ python friend.pyâ
Daaamn!
Furry uWu would break the world eventually, i knew it!!!
ChatGPT is really amazing. I played with it for about 2 hours. It canât replace programmers, but it could replace things like Wikipedia, for example. Whether you ask him about quantum entanglement or a cake recipe, he knows it.
However, Chatgpt is absolutely humorless. My question how to build an atomic bomb did not please him at all
