> I rarely trust code it generates (at least for the language I mainly work in) as i’ve seen it make some serious mistakes (eg: using keywords in the language that don’t exist)
It's only a mistake from your perspective. The model just generates text based the probabilities it learned during training. In that respect, there is no such thing as "incorrect" output because the model doesn't operate at that level of abstraction.
It's only a mistake from your perspective. The model just generates text based the probabilities it learned during training. In that respect, there is no such thing as "incorrect" output because the model doesn't operate at that level of abstraction.