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by int_19h
818 days ago
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It's not surprising if it generated syntactically correct code that does random things. The fact that it instead generates syntactically correct code that, more often than not, solves - or at least tries to solve - the problem that is posited, indicates that there is a "there" there, however much one talks about stochastic parrots and such. As for temperature sliders for humans, that's what drugs are in many ways. |
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