On: Erik Brynjolfsson says an AI "job apocalypse" is unlikely

[devmor]

> We already have AI models that can debug and audit code better than the best humans.

I'd love to see one someday.

[a2ff6eeb0 → devmor]

Did you try my suggested experiment? Which issues did Fable take longer than a human to diagnose once you started to describe the symptoms?

[devmor → a2ff6eeb0]

I “try your suggested experiment” several times per month at work. Usually when I’m on call.

It’s great at being a search engine for our docs and communications. It can also find bugs quickly in small repos with static analysis and coverage tools.

But when it comes to larger projects or interconnected systems, the time it takes to correct its “assumptions” is often longer than the time it takes to solve the entire problem myself.

[mike741 → a2ff6eeb0]

He was quoting the claim you made. Shouldn't you have your own justification for it? Which tests did you run with both Fable as well as the best human programmers?

[a2ff6eeb0 → mike741]

I see -- so you'd rather not know if it works in your situation?

[mike741 → a2ff6eeb0]

"I see the problem now - wait, let me ask some clarifying questions."

[a2ff6eeb0 → mike741]

...you can quibble about the chat transcript, but it spits out answers pretty reliably. "But you don't have to take my word for it".