> c) Embrace it
asking "here's a chatgpt solution to the problem... what's wrong with it?" would be a solid process imo.
asking "here's a chatgpt solution to the problem... what's wrong with it?" would be a solid process imo.
Particularly, ChatGPT can give apparently correct solutions that are wrong in subtle ways.
Also reading, understanding, reasoning about, and fixing code other's wrote is way closer to on-the-job performance.
But even more, it seems likely someone is going to be willing to supply LLM access at not that much more than the cost of computation.
I know OpenAI's business is selling access to their stuff at a premium but since current AI is not much more than brute-forcing of massive public data, it doesn't seem like this premium will be justifiable for long.