I'm waiting for the AI apologists to swarm on this post explaining how these are just the results of poorly written prompts, because AI could not make mistakes with proper prompts. Been seeing an increase of this recently on AI-critical content, and it's exhausting.
Sure, with well written prompts you can have some success using AI assistants for things, but also with well-written non-ambiguous prompts you can inexplicably end up with absolute garbage.
Until things become consistent, this sort of generative AI is more akin to a party trick than being able to replace or even supplement junior engineers.
Sure, with well written prompts you can have some success using AI assistants for things, but also with well-written non-ambiguous prompts you can inexplicably end up with absolute garbage.
Until things become consistent, this sort of generative AI is more akin to a party trick than being able to replace or even supplement junior engineers.