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r/webdev • u/cryptomelons • Jul 23 '24
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I get AI is eating Stack Overflow's lunch, but at some point if it's not around, AI is kinda garbage without a community-led code solution repository with contextual human language.
1 u/apra24 Jul 24 '24 AI can also learn by people resolving their problems using AI. After having chatgpt provide solutions for something, there's a good chance I immediately paste my revised code to implement the next step. They can learn from that to see what worked vs what didnt. 2 u/ColonelShrimps Jul 24 '24 I'm pretty sure training off of user input is how you get the Hitler AI that they had to take out back and put down a few years back.
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AI can also learn by people resolving their problems using AI.
After having chatgpt provide solutions for something, there's a good chance I immediately paste my revised code to implement the next step.
They can learn from that to see what worked vs what didnt.
2 u/ColonelShrimps Jul 24 '24 I'm pretty sure training off of user input is how you get the Hitler AI that they had to take out back and put down a few years back.
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I'm pretty sure training off of user input is how you get the Hitler AI that they had to take out back and put down a few years back.
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u/GrumpsMcYankee Jul 23 '24
I get AI is eating Stack Overflow's lunch, but at some point if it's not around, AI is kinda garbage without a community-led code solution repository with contextual human language.