Today, a colleague committed ten lines of code outputted by ChatGPT, without testing it, and the systems broke. Any chance watermarking would help with this? Just kidding (about the watermarking).
The AI cat is already out of the bag. I'm for regulation when it comes to AI direst threats, but students using ChatGPT to cheat is a problem that can be solved with live, supervised exams, the kind I had at school in the nineties...we couldn't even use a pocket calculator.
If anything, I'm torn that today's AI systems aren't good enough to do the really serious words. Mark my words, we will have self-aware murder robots before we have AI systems able to write quantum-simulation software.
The AI cat is already out of the bag. I'm for regulation when it comes to AI direst threats, but students using ChatGPT to cheat is a problem that can be solved with live, supervised exams, the kind I had at school in the nineties...we couldn't even use a pocket calculator.
If anything, I'm torn that today's AI systems aren't good enough to do the really serious words. Mark my words, we will have self-aware murder robots before we have AI systems able to write quantum-simulation software.