Using the New Bing AI to generate AutoLISP Code for AutoCAD Drafting

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Can you use these new "Artificial Intelligence" apps to create AutoLISP Code for your AutoCAD drafting projects? Let's give it a test with the New Bing AI and AutoCAD 2022.

[devinmausia]

I would never have thought of this! Thank you! I also learned how to teach Bing to write me a lisp to insert a table from exel. I had to ask for a step by step process on how to write a lisp to insert a table. Then, I asked for an explanation of each step and any helpful lisps. Sometimes, it will write the program. Other times, it would show the function and then explain it. If this were the case, I would simply asked "Can you show me the complete code?" Bing should now be tuned, and you will get the code. LMK if you want the screen shots 👍

[dpbbas]

Great content well done....Thanks for sheering such a powerful idea given. Thanks.🤝

[griffin.michael]

This is cool. I've been trying to create some LISP routines...It's been 50/50.

[abdallahothman]

Great i love the idea thank you so much ☺️💓

[kirkm]

Bing said "I cannot write an AutoCAD LISP for you." several times, grrr. Went directly to ChatGPT and got it done and the code it produced is shorter but still worked.

[antoniiocaluso]

old CAD-guy (since '82) here with a tip for young Designers: think about alternatives to the greedy "cad monster". I've been using ActCAD!! So much like ACAD you'll not notice any difference :-) And, at $299/lifetime is it really worth "pirating" a so-called ACAD "license"? (don't lie) And now, with AI-empowering ActCAD, too, well...win:win for YOU!! :-) Buona fortuna, kids!!

[mcleodautomation]

Have you messed with this any more? Ive been experiementing with it in other industries.

[RichardChappell]

Yeah, it works ok for very simple routines, but unfortunately, it isn't as useful on progams that need to do more than a simple task. I've had it use statements that just don't exist and spend as much time troubleahooting as writing in the first place.

[Dalmenco]

This is the beginning of the death of Autocad...