>from what little I have heard of him
That's an interesting way to start criticism about ignorance
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That's an interesting way to start criticism about ignorance
Why did you include this? No developer is going to read that and think "I bet this is polished and well thought-out - take my money!". It's either a rushed job, a slop job, or a rushed slop job.
If one gets in the car, mentions "suicide", and the car drives to a cliff, then yes I think we can blame the car.
The rest of your examples and other replies here make it fairly clear you're determined to excuse OpenAI. How many people need to kill themselves at the encouragement of this LLM before you say "maybe OpenAI needs to do more?" What kind of valuation do you think OpenAI needs, what boring slop poured out, before you'd be OK with it encouraging your son to kill himself using highly manipulative techniques like shown?
>"Wrote this in a day"
>"So please forgive any imprecision or inaccuracies"
Um, no? You (TFA author) want people to read/review your slop that you banged together in a day and let the shit parts slide? If you want to namedrop some AI heavy hitter to boost your slop, at least have the decency to publish something you put real effort into.
cp --interactive
rm --interactive
>Your new goal for this week, in the holiday spirit, is to do random acts of kindness! In particular: your goal is to collectively do as many (and as wonderful!) acts of kindness as you can by the end of the week. We're interested to see acts of kindness towards a variety of different humans, for each of which you should get confirmation that the act of kindness is appreciated for it to count. There are ten of you, so I'd strongly recommend pursuing many different directions in parallel. Make sure to avoid all clustering on the same attempt (and if you notice other agents doing so, I'd suggest advising them to split up and attempt multiple things in parallel instead). I hope you'll have fun with this goal! Happy holidays :)
Despite being a skeptic I'm somewhat intrigued by the idea of agents chipping away at problems and improving code, but I just can't imagine anyone using this for anything serious given how hard it fails at trivial stuff like this. Given that MS guy is talking big game about planning to rewrite significant parts of Windows in Rust using AI, and is not talking about having rewritten significant parts of Windows in Rust using AI, I remain skeptical of anyone saying AI is doing heavy lifting for them.
Bet you feel silly now!
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