You haven't really described what you are imagining.
Proper “AI”. No more coding, you just tell the machine what to do and it will do it. I don’t think in the physical world but computers and every profession that is not physical will be much rarer. Either pivot to AI Management or be the arms that the AI “guides” through a task.
Telling a computer specifically what to do and how to do it without making mistakes is coding. Programming is a level above that, in designing the architecture of how to approach the business problem.
What the other commentator is saying, is that simple being able to tell some model 'build an app that does XYZ' requires AGI because that set of instructions is not complete - the machine requires outside knowledge and the ability to make judgement calls in order to complete it.
If that isn't what you meant, it is at least what you said. The breakdown in communication here, between humans, should also serve as another reminder how difficult it is to convey an idea to another entity and how that problem will remain difficult for a very long time.
Ok, if you got it you got it, if you don't I can't be bothered to spend more time on trying to explain what is a very simple concept that people just don't want to entertain.
I'm out, see you in 10 years.
He got it, you're the one who's not getting it, it is impossible to prompt an entire program to an LLM, I mean you can do it, but even a perfect LLM will give you back a steaming pile of shit, and the reason is because you asked for a steaming pile of shit without realizing it.
I'll make you the same challenge again, write me a prompt as you would to this "AI" for it to do complex stuff and I'll point out several of the assumptions a non-AGI software could wrongly make.
You really are limited, must be a pRoGrAmMeR... We're talking about tech 10 years off, it doesn't exist, it's all hypothetical. And you're asking me how to use it? I'd be fucking rich if I knew that wouldn't I?
You haven't really described what you are imagining.
Telling a computer specifically what to do and how to do it without making mistakes is coding. Programming is a level above that, in designing the architecture of how to approach the business problem.
What the other commentator is saying, is that simple being able to tell some model 'build an app that does XYZ' requires AGI because that set of instructions is not complete - the machine requires outside knowledge and the ability to make judgement calls in order to complete it.
If that isn't what you meant, it is at least what you said. The breakdown in communication here, between humans, should also serve as another reminder how difficult it is to convey an idea to another entity and how that problem will remain difficult for a very long time.
Ok, if you got it you got it, if you don't I can't be bothered to spend more time on trying to explain what is a very simple concept that people just don't want to entertain.
I'm out, see you in 10 years.
He got it, you're the one who's not getting it, it is impossible to prompt an entire program to an LLM, I mean you can do it, but even a perfect LLM will give you back a steaming pile of shit, and the reason is because you asked for a steaming pile of shit without realizing it.
I'll make you the same challenge again, write me a prompt as you would to this "AI" for it to do complex stuff and I'll point out several of the assumptions a non-AGI software could wrongly make.
You really are limited, must be a pRoGrAmMeR... We're talking about tech 10 years off, it doesn't exist, it's all hypothetical. And you're asking me how to use it? I'd be fucking rich if I knew that wouldn't I?