>The value speaks for itself.
What is that though? I've seen a lot of tools created for it. Custom AI Characters. Things that let you have an LLM read a DB etc. But I haven't much in regards to customer facing things.
What is that though? I've seen a lot of tools created for it. Custom AI Characters. Things that let you have an LLM read a DB etc. But I haven't much in regards to customer facing things.
How about ChatGPT? It’s a game changer. It has allowed me to learn Rust extremely quickly since I can just ask it direct questions about my code. And I don’t worry about hallucinations since the compiler is always there to “fact check”.
I’m pretty bearish on OpenAI wrappers. Low effort, zero moat. But that’s largely irrelevant to the value of OpenAI products themselves.
I was asking today about polars, and it hallucinated all answers..
How is this helpful?
Where it is helpful is that it's way more convenient than asking a human, doing a web search, or looking it up in a book. Even if a followup question is required. In this particular case there is a lot of transferability between knowing programming languages, too, so one can filter most implausible answers even if they don't know the programming language they are asking about.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-has-over-a-million-p...