On 1/13/23 07:30, Mike Kerner via use-livecode wrote:
"AI" has always been a misleading term, for like 40 years. gawd, i'm old. There is pattern matching, tree traversals, bayesian probability, etc. it's definitely not anything like a wiki. it might just be helpful at slogging out a lot of the code that we have to write or include by hand, especially if you are trying to tackle something new, especially for code that isn't neatly organized and instantly available. but, it's also not amazing and mature, either. we can be both surprised at the program a ten-year-old writes, and recognize that it's...not amazing.
I think maybe it's time to stop using the ridiculous "AI" term and refer to this more properly as Machine Learning. From my experience using TensorFlow the quality of your results depends mainly on the corpus of data used in training. Not just the quantity of data used to train the system but also the quality of the data used. It doesn't matter whether you're training the system for facial recognition or grammar checking or code generation, the better quality data you can throw at the system the better your results will be. Any ML system will have a bias towards the data it was trained on, so it stands to reason that having better code to draw on will allow it to make better judgements about code creation.
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