For example Outsystems's software was used to build a hospital management system, commercially.
So they've got a a lot of deployed software for a few years, and some of it is really complex.
And it seems to work. No huge negative PR AFAIK.
And there's ton of demand.
I do wonder what's they're breakthrough though.
I’ve tried to find that out but dunno. Do you have an idea?
The nuance of the context (previous n characters) and the quality of the prediction(s) (following character, a function of gpt-3 you can repeat by just concatenating its last prediction to the previous n characters) is what has significantly improved.
It has now learned on a significant amount of the writing available on the internet. Which includes guides on writing code, stack overflow, and github repos.
So one is able to write something that looks like a python comment
// This function adds two numbers
And the following n character predictions of gpt-3 will with some unreliability spit out the python code for that function as its predictions
def add(x, y): return x+y
This has been shown to work with simple descriptions of pages, with it returning html with css embedded that matches that description.