>> The 'software dev' section is particularly off-putting. It starts off with a code-snippet that is ridiculously wrong: it defines 'typos' as any string matching this regex: '(\w+)\s+\w+'. That's right, if your text contains a word followed by whitespace followed by a word, that's a typo. The code could only appear correct to someone with no knowledge of the domain and no experience coding. The fact that this was published on "wearedevelopers.com" is a bit sad.
If you want this hype cycle to come to its inevitable end sooner rather than later, maybe it's a good idea to keep quiet about such errors.
Anyway I'm still curious to see what happens when enough of that garbage code makes it into github for the next iteration of Codex or some similar model, to be trained (or fine-tuned anyway). If we keep pointing out the errors in code generated by LLMs, we risk never finding out.
If you want this hype cycle to come to its inevitable end sooner rather than later, maybe it's a good idea to keep quiet about such errors.
Anyway I'm still curious to see what happens when enough of that garbage code makes it into github for the next iteration of Codex or some similar model, to be trained (or fine-tuned anyway). If we keep pointing out the errors in code generated by LLMs, we risk never finding out.