Will ChatGPT AI replace Developers?

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💬 ChatGPT is apparently taking over the world, it is an extremely impressive AI tool. It can answer questions, talk with you, and even write a bunch of valid code!
So does that mean programmers are all about to be replaced?
The AI also generates valid Unity code, should you use that code directly in your games?

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[AndyRealFish]

What I've found out during my experience with ChatGPT is the importance of knowing exactly what problem I am trying to solve. This made me realize that part of the reason I have been struggeling to come up with the correct solution is because I haven't been clear enough what the problem really is. By using the bot I have been forced to break down the problem so it knows what to solve, and as a result I have become better at solving the problem myself.

[whymustimakeachanneltocrea]

If you add "using best practices" it uses serialized fields and makes sure all access modifiers are set

[richbuilds_com]

My boss showing it to me:

"Is this any good?"

Me: "It looks like it works"

Him: "Should I fire you?"

Me: "Who are you going to ask if the next one works?"

[Synith]

I hope to see it as another tool in the toolbox used to speed up grunt work.

[danegamedev]

It is unlikely that chatbots or natural language processing systems like GPT will completely replace developers. While these technologies can automate certain tasks and improve efficiency, they are not capable of fully replacing the creativity, problem-solving skills, and decision-making abilities of human developers.

In general, chatbots and natural language processing systems are best suited for tasks that involve a high degree of repetition or that require processing large amounts of data. They can be useful tools for developers, but they are not a replacement for the human element in the software development process.

It is important to note that chatbots and natural language processing systems can augment and assist developers in their work, but they cannot fully replace the role of a human developer.

[kingbling]

What people are missing is that it's not just the C# code but also GLSL/HLSL shader code that ChatGPT can generate. And with the right questions it is a super strong tool. I was able to make it create a simple highlight shader to even a realistic water shader. And its not just Shaders but a bunch of other stuff, its all about asking the right things as Code Monkey said!

[piningpotato]

I think, at their current state these programs/models are good at pattern recognition and regeneration, be it art, literature or programming.( It cannot produce anything unique beyond what is already available) hence can be used as one of the toolsets to speed up the workflow.
The moment a proper AI comes that can learn to problem solve, we are all done.For better or for worse.

[lime_]

AI threatening the job market is actually a big topic that is discussed right now, people feared the new tools since the 19th century.

[retrodad]

As always, some context and objectivity. Thanks for giving that!

[phoenixfire]

It also changes its answer depending on the words you use e.g.

"Ask it if Integer Linear Problems (ILP) are generally computationally intractable" and it will say "No, there are several methods to solve it such as branch and bound ..."

But change 'generally' to 'often' and it will now say, "Yes, they are often intractable ..."

Its great for some quick info and background research but anything complicated or maths related and it starts to fall apart quickly. But it is frightening how good AI has gotten in the last few years.

[zayniacgames]

This is great to brainstorm and learn from. Helps Developers grow and get great templates to build on.

[chuckdude]

As of now, I agree with your points. However, I still wonder how much more this AI will be able to evolve in the following decades.

[Entikai]

Artists of the world, rejoice! The programmers thought they don't need us anymore when text-to-image AI made it's debut. But thanks to text-to-code AI the tables have turned. Now none of us are needed.

[abalorias]

Progress bring us always new things, we just need to adapt and use them to make more amazing stuff. Never be afraid, embrace the new stuff and use it!

[CreativeSteve]

I see stuff like this more as a new toolbox to play around with to get ideas from. I signedup for the beta of chatgpt about a month ago i would like to say. I can't wait to get my invite to join the beta and have some fun with it. :)

[KaleSerpent]

Cant wait to see more of this, like how art is.

[pythonxz]

I see the AI as an alternative to Stack Overflow.

[bogoid]

Funny you posted this man, I'm playing a bit with it right now and managed to have the bot implement A* using euclidean and manhattan for heuristics, encapsulated with a strategy pattern. It responds well but you have to be very specific to get it right.

[zbeb]

would it be possible to add to the "interact with npc" system dynamic responses coming from chat gpt? Like having a dialogue with chatgpt but in unity