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And therein lies the fundamental problem. I like to say I did "Agile" long before Agile, because I had learned when collaborating with users on projects (as opposed to waterfall projects) that as they started using what I'd developed it suggested new and different things that they'd like to do. In many cases, there were things they'd originally wanted that they no longer wanted at all. So I ended up not doing them.Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:The problem with it replacing programmers is that the customers would have to be able to specify the requirements in precise detail…
Often the most important part of the news is what they didn't tell.
Tim Holloway wrote:I read an article this weekend which seemed to imply that it was the next step towards Management's Holy Grail — code generated without programmers via AI.
Nobody else on the net seems to bother about that requirementPaul Clapham wrote:. . . requirement . . . connections to reality . . .
Paul Clapham wrote:
Tim Holloway wrote:I read an article this weekend which seemed to imply that it was the next step towards Management's Holy Grail — code generated without programmers via AI.
I was just talking to my son the university professor today about ChatGPT. He said that people have made it write full scientific papers which sounded convincing. Those papers even included citations to papers with reasonable authors (real people in the field) and titles. However those citations didn't refer to actual papers in the literature, they just imitated real citations. I suspect that the annoying requirement for having actual connections to reality is also going to interfere with ChatGPT generating real code.
Often the most important part of the news is what they didn't tell.
Often the most important part of the news is what they didn't tell.