>If it can't even do an NGINX config, what use is it for anything else?
Turn it around. I'm sure there are lots of people around who couldn't do it either, even with a ridiculously high amount of time to do it
Turn it around. I'm sure there are lots of people around who couldn't do it either, even with a ridiculously high amount of time to do it
As a thought experiment, assume the average human may be able to translate text between two human languages, or write code in two-three programming languages. GPT4 can perform those tasks on a much more diverse set of human _and_ programming languages. Is that not superhuman?
Yes, it makes mistakes. But take a hundred humans off the street and ask them to write an NGINX configuration or translate between Indian and French - how many would be able to do that? How many would be able to do that without any mistakes?