> There's plenty of things wrong with these tools: they are often wrong, are slow and the GPT4 ones are really expensive.
So...why should they be included?
I really worry about this "often wrong" part - you only know they are wrong if you already know what you're doing. Otherwise you end up trying to use hallucinated APIs & libraries, or produce code not better than copy & pasting StackOverflow answers (which is what the AI was trained on anyway).
So...why should they be included?
I really worry about this "often wrong" part - you only know they are wrong if you already know what you're doing. Otherwise you end up trying to use hallucinated APIs & libraries, or produce code not better than copy & pasting StackOverflow answers (which is what the AI was trained on anyway).