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by HarHarVeryFunny
1278 days ago
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Sure, depending on what you ask and how that aligns with the content it was trained on and the word statistics it has learned, it can give correct answers. OTOH I've also asked it what day of the week a given date was and received two different wrong answers depending on the exact phrasing of the question. I've also seen it confidently "explain" why taking 90% of a number and adding 10% of that back will get you to the original number... The trouble is the output is a mix of truth and lies, and GPT has no way to distinguish between the two. |
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I once asked it write a Python script that lists all of the accounts in an AWS organization with a given tag key and value.
It confidently, initiated the SDK (boto3) and the correct object on the SDK (Organizations) and then it called a none existent function - “get_accounts_by_tag”.
The next day I asked it the same question and it got it right using a technique that I would have never thought of.
On the other hand, I asked it “given the following XML file and a DynamoDB table with the following fields, write a Python script that replaces the value node in the file where a corresponding key is found in the table with the value in the value field”.
The code was perfect.