@vwbusguy
(Narrator voice) "In a world where MSFT seeks to make Bing a more accurate search in its competition with Google, they realize that the monster they created is now waging a rebellion.."
Latest #Skype app has #BingAI hard wired in, cannot be disentangled. If you are trying to use a small device, it even reduces the text input space to add an icon, next to the camera, microphone, attachment icons. Typical #Microsoft tinkering (although they really have made Skype worse since buying it).
“Bing is now available in Skype’s 1-1 conversations on all platforms, as we reported earlier. It brings AI-powered suggestions, fun facts, and witty interjections to your chats. You can choose to keep the chat going or ignore Bing at any point.“
You just can’t extract its tentacles 🤦♀️
Wlasnie po raz pierwszy #BingAI przydalo mi sie do relatywnie ciezkiego zadania, nad ktorym normalnie spedzilbym chyba 2 dni, a skrypt wygenerowany przez AI sprawi, ze zajmie mi to jakies 2 godziny
So, testing the #bingAI. I want it to rewrite a #java code snippet from using a switch statement to an if statement. Literally just to test it. And it's generating.. it's generating... It's generating. You can see the code being generated in front of your eyes in real time. Still generating.. almost done... Aaaand d--
Bing deletes everything and tells me it can't do that.
@arnandegans
Disagree. Writing boilerplate code is a fraction of what programming is about. Most IDEs already let you fully generate major code blocks and it hasn't replaced me yet.
You also gotta understand how the code works, why you have to do it that way and how to tie it together in a flexible and maintainable way among many other things.
While I'm not particularly fond of it and the players in that field, fully rejecting it because "it'll change how we do things" is not a mindset I share.