ChatGPT killed Stackoverflow

It did, but with C. And it actually failed on most of "critical thinking" questions. Full research.
"The bot's score, Terwiesch wrote, shows its "remarkable ability to automate some of the skills of highly compensated knowledge workers in general and specifically the knowledge workers in the jobs held by MBA graduates including analysts, managers, and consultants"

I think we have conflicting information.
 
And who does the voting? I guess you didnt get my point.
If AI is such a useless thing, why professors talk about it is taking over jobs, for the last 10 years on the TV?
 
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It tells a lot about your knowledge in engineering when you create thread like this.

It's more like intelisense with additional capabilities.
 
It tells a lot about your knowledge in engineering when you create thread like this.

It's more like intelisense with additional capabilities.
I have made a million dollars with my projects and it can write all the codes that I can write already, it was able to fix all the bugs for me, it even gave me a hundred more ideas. I am not the best engineer in the world, but you have to accept this reality: these things will surpass us all eventually.
 
If AI is such a useless thing, why professors talk about it is taking over jobs, for the last 10 years on the TV?
I didn't call it useless. All I said is it's not as skilled as a human and we don't know if it ever can be.

Sociology Professors talk about it because AI singularity is in some realm of possibility. We don't know how it will happen or if it will ever happen at all, Y'all are what I call AI jingoists. As if these bots taking your job will help you in any way :D
 
I didn't call it useless. All I said is it's not as skilled as a human and we don't know if it ever can be.

Sociology Professors talk about it because AI singularity is in some realm of possibility. We don't know how it will happen or if it will ever happen at all, Y'all are what I call AI jingoists. As if these bots taking your job will help you in any way :D
Sociology? But Computer Science professors say the same thing too. I follow them all.

I wouldn't want AI to take my job, but it took my job already, but "no one" is aware of it yet. Shh don't tell anyone!

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No matter how good ChatGPT is. it will never replace a human being. Because it has no soul. It never will. You are so right about Stackoverflow. People there are ruthless.
 
I still fell ChatGPT will not end Good skilled writers, If there is no original content how can AI think? AI is just grabbing data and giving your answers. If all ask same questions to ChatGpt then duplicate content rises and this will end the chatGPT faith as well.
 
It's a little hard to code with chatGPT right now because it only contains info up to Jan 2021. A lot of the libraries and dependencies have been updated since then. But I can totally see it killing stackoverflow once it gets a real-time version.
 
I still fell ChatGPT will not end Good skilled writers, If there is no original content how can AI think? AI is just grabbing data and giving your answers. If all ask same questions to ChatGpt then duplicate content rises and this will end the chatGPT faith as well.

OpenAI has developed Whisper which can transcribe everything any human has said ever in any language. Take a second to process that. It doesn't need writers to write anything, it just needs data of any kind...
 
Wikipedia has frequent update by editors. Hard to kill them.
Well, they actually kind of killed themselves because Wikipedia collaborated with ChatGPT to provide mass data. Once ChatGPT can stay up to date, it will be able to pull whatever info from Wikipedia that you want it to. Wikipedia understands its business isn't future-proof in every way, so it had to improvise and find a way to stay in the game.
 
Well, it seems that ChatGPT has become so good at answering questions that people are turning to it instead of Stackoverflow. That's right, instead of searching for the answer on the popular Q&A site, people are asking ChatGPT directly.

And who can blame them? ChatGPT is always available, doesn't require you to sift through pages of search results, and can give you an answer in seconds. It's like having a personal Stackoverflow right at your fingertips.

But what does this mean for Stackoverflow? Well, some people are worried that it may become obsolete. After all, if people are no longer using the site to find answers, then what's the point of it?

On the other hand, there are those who believe that ChatGPT and Stackoverflow can coexist. They argue that while ChatGPT may be great at providing quick answers, it can't replace the depth and expertise of the Stackoverflow community.
 
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